I upgraded from the r5 3600 to the R5 5800X3D with the 3060 TI and seen up to 80 percent more frames at 1080 P in Fortnite ( only game i play) in that game specifically, the CPU is holding you back
A r7 i do think is "overkill" for the GPU , especialy because many peoples want to pay less on the CPU so they can get a better GPU, i have a R5 2600X and RX 6700 XT (previosly i had a GTX 1080 with this GPU, soon i'm gonna change the CPU with a R5 5600x to keep the socket) so in my opinion a R5 3 or 5 th gen is a perfect match for 3060 ti, or a R7 second or third gen , u can even try a combo with a r2 second gen (2600X or 2600) if u alredy have it I play in Full hd with all setting maxed out and even with Raytraicing , and this combo i own , gives me over 60+ fps , is great enought for me
Depends on what you are playing. I build my pc with a 3060ti and the 5600X but upgraded to the 5800X3D cause the 5600X was not performing like expected. Build my pc for 1440p 240hz gaming in DayZ and for DayZ you need a load of cpu performance! Just got from 150fps to 250-300 fps with the 5800X3D! I wouldn’t say the cpu is overkill for that gpu. Another sideeffect when you buy a “too strong“ cpu you should always be good for years. Same like my old pc before. A i7 4790k with a gtx960. 10 years later it’s still performing impressive! And upgrading the gpu after years is so much easier than cpu
@@maxthemillion2924 My eight year old i7-6700k is still doing fine. Last year my old GPU died and I got an 3060Ti for a good price, so I went with it and my old rig is surprising me by actually performing quite well even at 1440p, which also speaks volumes about the 3060Ti. I will definitely stick with it for quite some time, methinks. Still, I think it is time to finally get a new system, but I will keep the 3060Ti. It still performs very well and I am definitely not willing to cough up a monthly wage for a new GPU. But considering my upgrade frequency measured in years, I have no problems with a bit of overkill when it comes to the CPU. The only problem is, I have _zero_ idea which CPU to get, the only thing I know is I want some 'futureproofness' and DDR5, but apart from that and considering I did not keep myself up to date about new hardware, I definitely feel lost at the moment. :D
I do it and it is totally viable. Especially for games where you're not simply trying to get the highest frames possible. 60 through 90 fps in beautiful games with medium to high (obviously not highest) settings at 4k is wow.
I'm running my 3060 Ti with a 12600K at 1080p, and I have very little to no problems with bottlenecking. My 12600K isn't even overclocked and it still fully utilities my 3060 Ti in the vast majority of scenarios!
It doesn't make any sense youre prefectly fine, maybe a 5600 or 5700x, you will spend less and it will be more power efficent but, if you wanna get a 5800x3d, at least get an rx 6800 or higher.
@@usec-voice-1 I'm using the 5800x3D and 3060ti and I get over 200 frames in some areas of each map! I do get a consistent FPS of over 100 though!! Def recommend the 5800x3D.
If you get a better processor you can swap a graphics card with a 5060-5070 or smth like that in the future w/ out replacing the processor(if it's AM5) or the entire pc(if it's Intel/AM4)
Not exactly because games prefer stronger single core than more cores. So if you get a ryzen 9 you will have more cores but same single core performance and you will still have to upgrade to a newer cpu in the future
@@abdulrahman-hm3fg same with my 5600X it totally beat 10900K in single core performance AMD didn't lie when they said it beat i9 and for real i am using R5600X with RTX 3080 at 1440P and my GPU runs at 99% Utilisation and CPU is at 65-70% Utilisation while gaming and sometimes touch 80% when Game is heavily dependent on CPU i have never seen it hit above 80% in Most Demanding Games
@Tragix80 I'm fairly new to pc stuff but I have a 5600x and 3080 I only get about 60% usage. Unsure about cpu. Got 32gb ram. How would I go about pushing the gpu to 80%-100 percent
Like csgo? I wanna buy pc for cs2 but i5 13600k is kinda out of my range can i take r7 5800x 3d for having same performance qith out overkill or overclock it?
You don't even need a 5800x3d to play competitive game such as cs2, League, etc. When the components grant you 144+ fps in-game performance @1080 you're all good. Therefore ryzen 5 3600, i5 10400f, hell even ryzen i3 10100f is enough. You need more than ryzen 5 5600 only if you want decent graphics with decent performance while still doing bunch of things in the background while Livestreaming. But 5800x3d is nice, you'll be safe to play any game on high graphics settings comfortably.
Literally Apples and Oranges. There are good reasons to continue with AM4. If you are planning a new build, then choose AM5, but I wouldn't loose sleep because I'm already running a 5800X3D instead of a 7xxx model. (and there are a few situations where choosing AM4 for a new build could make sense)
@@OngZikuIt's situational but, If I wanted to build an ITX PC, chances are I would have more parts (that are still modern) to choose from, I would lean AM4. Not saying that a cool AM5 ITX build couldn't be had, but an AM4 build will be a lot less $$$. One last thing, while AM5 has been out long enough that most bugs have been worked out, I also think AM5 hasn't fully matured ( In contrast - I think AM4 didn't mature until 3xxx series CPU on a 4xx chipset found on the MotherBoard)
@@greenman8but am4 will lose value relly quickly as new am5 chips r coming out and also for just a fraction of the price of the 5800x3d u can get the 7600 which is about the same performance so great value and future proofing
@@OngZikuIt's a situational thing. 85% of the time I would say go AM5. If I am building an ITX PC, I don't have the same expectations as I would , if it were an ATX tower. An ATX Tower is like a work horse, I want it to last for generations, maybe a decade. I wouldn't expect that from an ITX build. That's not to say I would dismiss the AM5 route, just saying the AM4 decision could still make sense. I also think there will be support for AM4 (like DDR4 availability) for some time to come.
The answers here are kind of weird. I'll explain it properly. When generating frames there are 2 main components that work together. It is CPU and GPU. When going for higher resolution GPU has to work more and therefore produces less frames. Same when you put higher settings. Generated frames the have to be processed by your CPU. Therefore less frames = less work for CPU to do. In this short author gives you CPU selection that will not bottlenect the GPU under, pretty much, any circumstance. Which is pretty stupid, considering the fact that barely anobody needs over 500 FPS at 1080p. CPU selection at 1440p is overkill as well, for max settings especially.
You can always buy a more powerful GPU afterwards. I bought a Ryzen 5 7600x for the very same reason. It might be an overkill for the 3060 ti, but a few years later, I can just buy a new GPU and my CPU will still be enough for it
@@nuccibebo_ I do already have the vision 3060ti but if I wanted to upgrade to a 12gb card in the future would the 12400f still be enough? I imagine I'd be on 1440p if I needed 12gb so I imagine it would since 1440 is less cpu heavy
@@nuccibebo_ also thanks for your reply, about 10 mins before I read it I thought to myself "12400f is probably enough" and then you commented the same thing, mostly wondering for upgradability, but also worried about power draw/heat with 12600k
@@iblox44 An RX 6700 is just as good if not cheaper, the 4060 is practically the same price(yes less ram but will have better performance esp. in the long run). Also with collapse of bitcoin mining you can get a 3080 used for the price of a 3060. The real issue here is the fact the first CPUs chosen are both fairly high end and to be honest easily handle 2k/4k gaming, I would be running a 3080-3090 minimum with those chips. For the 3060ti the ryzen 5 3600x would be all you need for solid 1080p.
yes the higher the resolution the less it needs the cpu but I feel like the 5800x is a tad overkill for a 3060 ti at 1080p I use a 3070 and 5600x at 1080p and its totally fine. because the 3060 ti is a bit more budget friendly I would suggest a 5600x or 5700x regardless of 1080p/1440p
@@viceres6813 it's a really good combo, but it's now last gen. If you're fine with that it's a perfect combo. Just know the 7000 series is out for Ryzen with DRR5 ram
I mean personally what I did when I built my first PC recently as it was during a time where GPU availability was problematic was build a PC with the intentions of getting a better GPU but go cheaper on the GPU and upgrade it later so I could have a functioning PC in the meantime
for 1080p and even higher, excluding 4k, 5700x is more than enough for the 3060ti. I have a 2600x with a 3060 ti and I can play pretty much anything in high/ultrahigh between 60/75 fps and more.
No, you get Zen 4 for its upgrading room. Because while GPU can be swapped pretty easily, CPU,MO,RAM cannot be changed individually most of the time (unless you go with Zen4 which offer continued support to Zen6 and further). A CPU can last you 10 years on average before going obsolete, most change GPU at least 2 times within the 10 years. You don't want to be stuck with a unupgradable CPU by the next time you change GPU.
if you watch the utilisation, the 5600 is usually 30 to 40% pushing a 3060ti close to 98% (in the games I play. Halo Infinite, Forza Motorsport etc) Anything more seems a bit overkill.
Ryzen 5 5600 or i3-12100f is enough for the RTX 3060 ti, if you just want to get the full performance of the GPU, and doesn’t mind about working on your pc.
What CPU you use should be based on your prefered games if were talking for gaming only. This recommendation was geared towards gpu intensive titles though the 5800x3d and 13600k can handle about anything you can throw at them.
Hey man i just got a pcbuild ready from a store in my town. I got an i7 13700KF, 32 gb ram, Z790 Asus Prime-A. Got it with watercooling for the cpu and 3 Fans at the front, and one in the back. For graphics i use my rtx3060. So its gonna be a bottleneck either way until i upgrade. It wont hurt to have the rtx3060 in this pc though would it?😊
@@cupoftea9528 well ill do the opposite and tell you that the 3060 is highly overated and overpriced when compared to AMD gpus like the 6600xt. It used to be drivers that made Nvidia better even despite this but the 6600xt isn't brand new so drivers are just as stable now since AMD has made a lot of progress
@@Sulto_ to be fair that's a 6 year old GPU. And drivers HAVE gotten a lot better. Where I live the majority of people who build PCs use AMD graphics cards and I've heard more complaints about Nvidia than AMD. Mostly because they are objectively overpriced in comparison. My card is Nvidia at the moment since I'm using a backup PC and the amount of issues I've had with the drivers is just unbelievable. Im convinced it has to do with luck at this point. Looking at driver issue stats too it's obvious that the difference between AMD and Nvidia is negligible. Just don't go with old amd GPUs and ull be fine.
I would be blessed if i knew how to make a CPU or a graphics card Nvidia, AMD and Intel give to us day by day. Without them we wouldn't make our mind go into childhood again. Hopefully without disturbing old people or anyone. 😅
I got a 5600X overclocked to 4.85GHz paired with a 3060ti and 99% of my day to day use, its bottlenecked by the 3060ti. You dont really "need" a better CPU if you're not using a 300hz monitor for Valorant or CS:GO in 1080p. So long as you're consistently above 60 and preferrably able to get 144hz, you're fine. However, if you're gonna be playing a lot of CPU-intensive games like Cyberpunk, it might be better to look for a better CPU, like a 5700x or the X3D variant of the 5600x.
Will getting a higher cpu be the same as fps in comparison to the cpu you mentioned? I want to get higher grade cpu because I plan on upgrading the gpu eventually.
The 5800x3d with a solid kit of BDIE ddr4 at 4000mhz and 2000fclk can push up to a 4080 to it’s limits?! How do you even compare it to a 13600k let alone put it in the 1080p category and saying a 5700x is a better choice?! Man y’all got a LOT to learn about AMD
Don't listen to those advice you hear in shorts or tiktok. Getting your pc is all depend on your upgrade cycle. If you plan to get upgrade or build a new pc every 7 to 8 yr (even 10 year) go with the few highest cpu choice at current time of the upgrade because cpu are not easily upgradable and required window reformatting. And tend to have new socket every 2 to 3 years so bottleneck your gpu is better to be bottle neck your cpu. And also buying cheapest or lower cpu offer. Your cpu will be bottle neck in few years due to how gpu get more powerful every 2 to 3 years. So ya alot easier to just replace gpu then cpu
- How much overkill cpu you wanna have?
- Yes
😂😂😂😂
Gonna get a Ryzen 7 5700x
r7 5800X3d lol
Is ryzen 5 5600x good for the 3060 ti?
@@Stutix You can just get 5600. You don't need x version
R5 5600 is enough for 3060ti
thanks for the info +rep. i was worried. R5 5600 is 140$ in my country. Can’t afford that much expensive(mentioned on the reel) CPU now.
@@MHSSOUROV it is so cheap
@@ALENTL yeah bought mine today ✌️
@@MHSSOUROV are you using 3060ti
@@ALENTL No RX7600
You can get a R5 5600 even without X and it still be enough
And price is literally 25% lower🌝
Even a 3600 will be alright
I got r5 5600 rtx3050 is it good combination?
@@nikhilukvlogs2761 should have pushed to 3060ti or 6700xt🤔
But 3050 is still okay.
5600 will handle 3050 without any problems.
@@kawaguchitara1610 thanks mate
I matched a r5 3600 with my 3060ti for 1440p gaming and it doesn’t bottleneck at all, check your stuff
With this info a 5600x and 3060ti can run 1440p easily correct?
I've a 3600XT paired with Rtx 3060ti at 1440P and it's a huge bottleneck.
@@prateekmishra6140yeah the 3600 and the 3600x are different, the 3600 is a better chip than the 3600XT.
You are definitely on some fucking crack, a 3600 would 100% bottleneck a 3060TI at 1440p
I upgraded from the r5 3600 to the R5 5800X3D with the 3060 TI and seen up to 80 percent more frames at 1080 P in Fortnite ( only game i play) in that game specifically, the CPU is holding you back
"We are just going to talk about 1080p and 1440p"
My monitor is 766p
LMAO 🤣
A 12100f doesnt bottleneck it 💀
Edit: in AAA games that is, i5 12xxx+/r5 5xxx + for esports
5800x3d for 1080p on a 3060ti pffft, that shit can run 3090 no sweat.
It's a 9% bottleneck
@@HrdLock th-cam.com/video/vp7YcajF4KM/w-d-xo.html 9% on 3090Ti.
@@HrdLock or you were replying other the main comment? If so, my bad dude.
There is always a bottleneck no matter what cpu.
Boutta play RDR2 in 4K with 3060Ti 💀
You can play Val in 4K on a 3060ti with 200+ fps on max
@@Gatorz_Gaminglet's be honest nobody cares bout Val we need to see those 4k beards
i’ve actually played rdr2 with my 3060ti max settings 4k rtx with an average of around 60fps
@@jordxn429 RDR2 has ray tracing now?
@@lloydaran yes
I have i5-11400F with 3060Ti
Is it good match ? I am planning to buy it and i need information from the person who has it.
@@itssAadeep Nope.. Not a good match 3060 Ti needs better CPU than i5-11400F
Thank you so much for the information. Do you have any suggestions ?
@@itssAadeep No
Same it’s a horrible bottleneck
Go for i5 12400f there’s no bottleneck
R5 5600 gives you the same performance for less the money
@@nibirchowdhury intel is better for multitasking and it's more power efficient (same turbo but lower base clock)
what if want to be able to upgrade to say a 12gb card in the future? 12600k?
@@baloneyslice247the 12400f is good for even an rx 6750xt
@@itob123false dude
A r7 i do think is "overkill" for the GPU , especialy because many peoples want to pay less on the CPU so they can get a better GPU, i have a R5 2600X and RX 6700 XT (previosly i had a GTX 1080 with this GPU, soon i'm gonna change the CPU with a R5 5600x to keep the socket) so in my opinion a R5 3 or 5 th gen is a perfect match for 3060 ti, or a R7 second or third gen , u can even try a combo with a r2 second gen (2600X or 2600) if u alredy have it
I play in Full hd with all setting maxed out and even with Raytraicing , and this combo i own , gives me over 60+ fps , is great enought for me
Depends on what you are playing. I build my pc with a 3060ti and the 5600X but upgraded to the 5800X3D cause the 5600X was not performing like expected. Build my pc for 1440p 240hz gaming in DayZ and for DayZ you need a load of cpu performance! Just got from 150fps to 250-300 fps with the 5800X3D! I wouldn’t say the cpu is overkill for that gpu.
Another sideeffect when you buy a “too strong“ cpu you should always be good for years. Same like my old pc before. A i7 4790k with a gtx960. 10 years later it’s still performing impressive! And upgrading the gpu after years is so much easier than cpu
5600X3D should be coming out soon as well, you could also get this.
@@maxthemillion2924 My eight year old i7-6700k is still doing fine. Last year my old GPU died and I got an 3060Ti for a good price, so I went with it and my old rig is surprising me by actually performing quite well even at 1440p, which also speaks volumes about the 3060Ti. I will definitely stick with it for quite some time, methinks.
Still, I think it is time to finally get a new system, but I will keep the 3060Ti. It still performs very well and I am definitely not willing to cough up a monthly wage for a new GPU.
But considering my upgrade frequency measured in years, I have no problems with a bit of overkill when it comes to the CPU. The only problem is, I have _zero_ idea which CPU to get, the only thing I know is I want some 'futureproofness' and DDR5, but apart from that and considering I did not keep myself up to date about new hardware, I definitely feel lost at the moment. :D
Remeber to add, that Its also game specific. 5800x3d could be Viable with that gpu in CPU bound titles
Yup, sandbox games with huge worlds need/use a lot more CPU power than, let's say, the average highly polished shooter.
'im not even gonna talk about 4k for the 3060 ti'
*The Xbox X and PS5 in the corner wearing a hood*
I do it and it is totally viable. Especially for games where you're not simply trying to get the highest frames possible. 60 through 90 fps in beautiful games with medium to high (obviously not highest) settings at 4k is wow.
depends on game settings an game really my 5600x is fine for my 3070 in most not all tittles
thats the pairing i got too
And then there are "bottleneck calculators" that say the r7 5800x3d isnt strong enough for the 3060ti💀💀
Yeah I don't trust those websites anymore.
Only if its set to 1080p. Set it to 1440p and it’ll be much lower.
@@Intermarian_Glory Nahh i got my 3060 and 3600 i play 1440p all day no problem from 80 to 140fps
Bro you need to select GPU heavy work
@@JoJoOnTH-cam nah bro, me neither
New achievement unlocked. "School for gaming".
I'm running my 3060 Ti with a 12600K at 1080p, and I have very little to no problems with bottlenecking. My 12600K isn't even overclocked and it still fully utilities my 3060 Ti in the vast majority of scenarios!
Is a 3060 ti good cause I’m new to pcs and I’m building one soon but ppl tell me to get 6600 6700 an 6800 what do I do
@pads461 if you wanna play new aaa titles in 4k or 1440 ultra I'd say no
I have the same setup and also have 0 issues. It’s a great combo.
Im running an I5 11600K with an 3070TI tbh its runs smooth as butter.
Im running a 3700x with a 3060Ti at 1440p and is doing fine. Looking towards a 5800x3d soon
im gonna get one too at some point, waiting for an rtx 3070 to arrive first though
It doesn't make any sense youre prefectly fine, maybe a 5600 or 5700x, you will spend less and it will be more power efficent but, if you wanna get a 5800x3d, at least get an rx 6800 or higher.
running the exact same setup deciding on if i wanna upgrade both of them
I'm still running my loyal 2700x.... and that 5800x3d looks delicious for Tarkov 🤤
@@usec-voice-1 I'm using the 5800x3D and 3060ti and I get over 200 frames in some areas of each map! I do get a consistent FPS of over 100 though!! Def recommend the 5800x3D.
If you get a better processor you can swap a graphics card with a 5060-5070 or smth like that in the future w/ out replacing the processor(if it's AM5) or the entire pc(if it's Intel/AM4)
Not exactly because games prefer stronger single core than more cores. So if you get a ryzen 9 you will have more cores but same single core performance and you will still have to upgrade to a newer cpu in the future
There is probably no better cpu to game than an i5 13600k due to its single core performance and also 16 threads that is capable of running everything
@@francobarbon2520how about 12 gen?
An i5 12400/13400 and Ryzen 5600/7600 are perfect CPUs for RTX 3060ti
thats what i have 12400f
@@demonofdeath2020u won't need to upgrade for a long time
@@abdulrahman-hm3fg same with my 5600X it totally beat 10900K in single core performance AMD didn't lie when they said it beat i9 and for real i am using R5600X with RTX 3080 at 1440P and my GPU runs at 99% Utilisation and CPU is at 65-70% Utilisation while gaming and sometimes touch 80% when Game is heavily dependent on CPU i have never seen it hit above 80% in Most Demanding Games
@Tragix80 I'm fairly new to pc stuff but I have a 5600x and 3080 I only get about 60% usage. Unsure about cpu. Got 32gb ram. How would I go about pushing the gpu to 80%-100 percent
what about Ryzen 5700g?
I use an R5 5500 with a 3060 12gb and OMG does it run like an absolute dream. Over 100 fps on high/ ultra on pretty much every single game at 1080p
I'm getting some stuttering on mines running a b350 tho too
If you're aiming for over 200+ fps, I say the R7 5800X3D is where you should get it. But if 90+ FPS is plenty for you, then any modern CPU will do C:
kitty!
@@KokoroKatsura :D
I only recommend the 5800x3d if you are a competitive gamer @1080p
Like csgo? I wanna buy pc for cs2 but i5 13600k is kinda out of my range can i take r7 5800x 3d for having same performance qith out overkill or overclock it?
@@mohammadhuzaifakhan7508 for CSGO you would still be fine with a 5600x. But the 5800x3d if you want like 500fps and you’re gaming on a 360Hz monitor
You don't even need a 5800x3d to play competitive game such as cs2, League, etc. When the components grant you 144+ fps in-game performance @1080 you're all good. Therefore ryzen 5 3600, i5 10400f, hell even ryzen i3 10100f is enough.
You need more than ryzen 5 5600 only if you want decent graphics with decent performance while still doing bunch of things in the background while Livestreaming. But 5800x3d is nice, you'll be safe to play any game on high graphics settings comfortably.
Straight to the point thank you sir
1080p i5 13600k 14cores (6 p cores 8 E cores ) 🤔
1440p i5 13400f 10 cores ( 6 P cores 4 E cores )
That’s what I was thinking
1440 p is less cpu heavy than 1080 p so having a good cpu doesn’t help at this resolutions 😊
@@Monestfiksagree
The 5700x for 1440p and a 5800x3d for 1080p is wild
You can use a i3 13100 without problem if you only play video games and if you don't do multi-tasking or streaming
You can even use a i3 13100 without any problem in gaming too
R5 5600 and 12400f ect ect are also fine but if you want the maximum performance without ANY bottleneck this is the best advice
@@Cheeseburger33333 e sport games like valorant cs go rocket league etc bottlenecks very hard
Just pair the cpu you can afford 😅
Ryzen 5 7600x is always the answer
Literally Apples and Oranges. There are good reasons to continue with AM4. If you are planning a new build, then choose AM5, but I wouldn't loose sleep because I'm already running a 5800X3D instead of a 7xxx model.
(and there are a few situations where choosing AM4 for a new build could make sense)
@@greenman8 ye
@@OngZikuIt's situational but, If I wanted to build an ITX PC, chances are I would have more parts (that are still modern) to choose from, I would lean AM4.
Not saying that a cool AM5 ITX build couldn't be had, but an AM4 build will be a lot less $$$.
One last thing, while AM5 has been out long enough that most bugs have been worked out, I also think AM5 hasn't fully matured ( In contrast - I think AM4 didn't mature until 3xxx series CPU on a 4xx chipset found on the MotherBoard)
@@greenman8but am4 will lose value relly quickly as new am5 chips r coming out and also for just a fraction of the price of the 5800x3d u can get the 7600 which is about the same performance so great value and future proofing
@@OngZikuIt's a situational thing. 85% of the time I would say go AM5.
If I am building an ITX PC, I don't have the same expectations as I would , if it were an ATX tower. An ATX Tower is like a work horse, I want it to last for generations, maybe a decade. I wouldn't expect that from an ITX build. That's not to say I would dismiss the AM5 route, just saying the AM4 decision could still make sense.
I also think there will be support for AM4 (like DDR4 availability) for some time to come.
I have 3060ti and i7-11700f on 1440p I get 94% to 96% cpu usage and 100% gpu usage it’s a good balance
Im playing cs2 rn, i only get 40% cpu en 30% gpu usage. Still havent found how to fix
Why is the cpu for the 1440p lower than the 1080p one?
nc 1440 is for graphic card
at 1080p the processor and the gpu is working together.but when up to 1440p it is
gpu intensive
The answers here are kind of weird. I'll explain it properly.
When generating frames there are 2 main components that work together. It is CPU and GPU.
When going for higher resolution GPU has to work more and therefore produces less frames. Same when you put higher settings.
Generated frames the have to be processed by your CPU.
Therefore less frames = less work for CPU to do.
In this short author gives you CPU selection that will not bottlenect the GPU under, pretty much, any circumstance. Which is pretty stupid, considering the fact that barely anobody needs over 500 FPS at 1080p. CPU selection at 1440p is overkill as well, for max settings especially.
@IceIsNice9 what gpu do you recommend for 1440p gaming?
@@MrMisticZwhat GPU do you recommend for 1440p gaming?
Good simply and you immediately do the 4k distinction
R5 5600 has 0% bottleneck with 3060ti
I like your short but comprehensive video
I paired it with i3 12100F and it still run just fine at 1080p
Pair with anything will run at 1080p lol
@@SenatorAriFor lower resolution you need better cpu and for higher you may need not that powerful cpu ik its strange
3440*1400
3060Ti palit OC
I3 13100f
So good. GPU work in 100%
5800x3d is 1440p and up imo.
Yeah for a 4080 and above lmao. This is a 3060ti
Youd be no where near cpu limited at 1440p high youd could even go higher
I had a Ryzen 5 3600, and it paired well with my 3060 Ti
AMD Ryzen 5 7600x and RTX 3060ti. Is it a good combination?
yeah it is better than what he mentioned
You can always buy a more powerful GPU afterwards. I bought a Ryzen 5 7600x for the very same reason. It might be an overkill for the 3060 ti, but a few years later, I can just buy a new GPU and my CPU will still be enough for it
13600k is overkill
what about 12600k? for 1440p?
@robmullet1728 gpu 9.4% bottleneck on cpu so maybe a 6700xt or used 3070 for the 12600k
@robmullet1728 you can get a 12400f. my friend has it and plays comp 1080p and 1440 when chilling. same gpu btw
@@nuccibebo_ I do already have the vision 3060ti but if I wanted to upgrade to a 12gb card in the future would the 12400f still be enough? I imagine I'd be on 1440p if I needed 12gb so I imagine it would since 1440 is less cpu heavy
@@nuccibebo_ also thanks for your reply, about 10 mins before I read it I thought to myself "12400f is probably enough" and then you commented the same thing, mostly wondering for upgradability, but also worried about power draw/heat with 12600k
One guy I saw on facebook complaining about slow perf, stuttering and shit, was gonna give genuine help until I read his rig has 3070 but i5 gen 3 💀
The best advice is dont buy that GPU at all!
what should you buy instead?
@@iblox44 An RX 6700 is just as good if not cheaper, the 4060 is practically the same price(yes less ram but will have better performance esp. in the long run). Also with collapse of bitcoin mining you can get a 3080 used for the price of a 3060. The real issue here is the fact the first CPUs chosen are both fairly high end and to be honest easily handle 2k/4k gaming, I would be running a 3080-3090 minimum with those chips. For the 3060ti the ryzen 5 3600x would be all you need for solid 1080p.
@@lattimerewhen can you expect the price drops?
i7 9700k for 2k works pretty nice
I've been using a 3060ti with a R7 3700x since the card launched and I've never had an issue at any res
yes the higher the resolution the less it needs the cpu but I feel like the 5800x is a tad overkill for a 3060 ti at 1080p I use a 3070 and 5600x at 1080p and its totally fine. because the 3060 ti is a bit more budget friendly I would suggest a 5600x or 5700x regardless of 1080p/1440p
Is the 5600x the best for the 3060 ti or should I choose something else
@@viceres6813 it's a really good combo, but it's now last gen. If you're fine with that it's a perfect combo. Just know the 7000 series is out for Ryzen with DRR5 ram
i have a 12700k and it doesnt even bottleneck
I’m using an R9 5900X with my 3060Ti. Fair? I think so.
Still decent today 😊
Funny thing is you could pair an i5-11600K with a 3070, no way it couldnt do a 3060-ti
I have a ryzen 7 2700x that should be perfect for a 3060ti have had it for almost 4 years and it's still a beast
In order to utilise the i5's full potential you'd need at least an RTX 3070 or a 2080TI....
I paired my 3060 ti with the 5800X3D and do not regret it at all .
I play at 1440p with a 3060 ti and have a 5600x and can play miles morales at max settings 1440p ray tracing at 80 fps and no frame drops
Don't let bro cook
@CataclysmComputers What CPU should I pair with the RTX 3070 please ?
I have a 3060 paired with a ryzen 7 5700G at the moment so far i have seen my gpu at 80% to 90% and my cpu is chilling at 20% up to 40%
The funny thing is my pre built came with a Ryzen 7 5700x and 3060 ti
RTX 3060 12GB 😅😅 please suggest Intel prosser..😅
I5 14Series just came out, would you recommend it over I5-13600K? very few $ difference only
I mean personally what I did when I built my first PC recently as it was during a time where GPU availability was problematic was build a PC with the intentions of getting a better GPU but go cheaper on the GPU and upgrade it later so I could have a functioning PC in the meantime
for 1080p and even higher, excluding 4k, 5700x is more than enough for the 3060ti. I have a 2600x with a 3060 ti and I can play pretty much anything in high/ultrahigh between 60/75 fps and more.
No, you get Zen 4 for its upgrading room. Because while GPU can be swapped pretty easily, CPU,MO,RAM cannot be changed individually most of the time (unless you go with Zen4 which offer continued support to Zen6 and further). A CPU can last you 10 years on average before going obsolete, most change GPU at least 2 times within the 10 years. You don't want to be stuck with a unupgradable CPU by the next time you change GPU.
I have this card, and I have the Ryzen 5700x 👌 And I play on 1080p because I have TV's as my monitors 🤷♂️
my bro is living in a free market world
5600 : hey guys... whats up.
5700x3d, 5700x : sorry kid. This is 1440p club only
if you watch the utilisation, the 5600 is usually 30 to 40% pushing a 3060ti close to 98% (in the games I play. Halo Infinite, Forza Motorsport etc) Anything more seems a bit overkill.
Have u tried Cyberpunk, that game bottlenecked my i5-12400f
I have (2) rtx 3060 12gbs on a i9 9900k and other on i9 10850k they rock!
Me with 9600k and 3080 : interesting
Me with my overkill 13700kf and 3060ti knowing im not going to need a new cpu for years...
I have an R5 5600x but I don't use it for gaming. Its for 3d rendering and all it works stunningly amazing tbh
I am just going 12600k. it's a pretty good cpu
If you want you could still get a better processor
Like he said you get the same fps and it leaves room for upgrades
Go for an older Intel i5-12600k
It's almost the same saves some money, also go for ddr4 which is cheaper vs ddr5.
I play some games at 4k with my 3060 ti and 11400f. There is no bottleneck btw
Just bought the i7- 14700k for my 3060 ti
Wish me luck fellas 😬😬😬
Do 3080 next pls
A 3600x ran my 3060ti just fine kept my 144hz 1080p monitor at 144fps on most games. It it didn’t, it was the gpu and not the cpu.
You can always upgrade the graphics card later if you have overkill cpu now😉
"For 1080p just use one of the best CPU we have available"
Ryzen 5 5600 or i3-12100f is enough for the RTX 3060 ti, if you just want to get the full performance of the GPU, and doesn’t mind about working on your pc.
What CPU you use should be based on your prefered games if were talking for gaming only. This recommendation was geared towards gpu intensive titles though the 5800x3d and 13600k can handle about anything you can throw at them.
Hey man i just got a pcbuild ready from a store in my town.
I got an i7 13700KF, 32 gb ram, Z790 Asus Prime-A. Got it with watercooling for the cpu and 3 Fans at the front, and one in the back. For graphics i use my rtx3060. So its gonna be a bottleneck either way until i upgrade. It wont hurt to have the rtx3060 in this pc though would it?😊
Its completely fine. You could even put a gt 710 on that thing and you would be perfectly fine.
@@Azhan_here... Thanks man. You calmed me down a fair Bit :D
@@cupoftea9528 👍
@@cupoftea9528 well ill do the opposite and tell you that the 3060 is highly overated and overpriced when compared to AMD gpus like the 6600xt. It used to be drivers that made Nvidia better even despite this but the 6600xt isn't brand new so drivers are just as stable now since AMD has made a lot of progress
@@Sulto_ to be fair that's a 6 year old GPU. And drivers HAVE gotten a lot better. Where I live the majority of people who build PCs use AMD graphics cards and I've heard more complaints about Nvidia than AMD. Mostly because they are objectively overpriced in comparison. My card is Nvidia at the moment since I'm using a backup PC and the amount of issues I've had with the drivers is just unbelievable. Im convinced it has to do with luck at this point. Looking at driver issue stats too it's obvious that the difference between AMD and Nvidia is negligible. Just don't go with old amd GPUs and ull be fine.
Fun fact the ryzen 5 3600x is still a beast for am4. Don't let them fool u. ESPECIALLY FOR BUDGET BUILDS
I want the 3060 ti for 4k gaming
I would be blessed if i knew how to make a CPU or a graphics card Nvidia, AMD and Intel give to us day by day. Without them we wouldn't make our mind go into childhood again. Hopefully without disturbing old people or anyone. 😅
I got a 5600X overclocked to 4.85GHz paired with a 3060ti and 99% of my day to day use, its bottlenecked by the 3060ti. You dont really "need" a better CPU if you're not using a 300hz monitor for Valorant or CS:GO in 1080p.
So long as you're consistently above 60 and preferrably able to get 144hz, you're fine.
However, if you're gonna be playing a lot of CPU-intensive games like Cyberpunk, it might be better to look for a better CPU, like a 5700x or the X3D variant of the 5600x.
But what if you have a 360hz monitor ?
I did say "You don't really *need* a better CPU if you're not using a 300hz monitor".
Hope this clears things up.
i7 12700?
i got 5800x works like a charm at my HTPC
Please make a video for 7900XT
Will getting a higher cpu be the same as fps in comparison to the cpu you mentioned? I want to get higher grade cpu because I plan on upgrading the gpu eventually.
Im runing the 3060 ti with r7 5800 cuz i got the cpu for 150 on sale, it was about 300-320 at the time, im planing on upgrading the gpu tho :-)
I would say go for Ryzen 7 6800H its a nice cpu with Creativity and gaming
i have 3060 Ti with i5 12400F No Problem 😅
The 5800x3d with a solid kit of BDIE ddr4 at 4000mhz and 2000fclk can push up to a 4080 to it’s limits?! How do you even compare it to a 13600k let alone put it in the 1080p category and saying a 5700x is a better choice?! Man y’all got a LOT to learn about AMD
Don't listen to those advice you hear in shorts or tiktok.
Getting your pc is all depend on your upgrade cycle. If you plan to get upgrade or build a new pc every 7 to 8 yr (even 10 year) go with the few highest cpu choice at current time of the upgrade because cpu are not easily upgradable and required window reformatting. And tend to have new socket every 2 to 3 years so bottleneck your gpu is better to be bottle neck your cpu. And also buying cheapest or lower cpu offer. Your cpu will be bottle neck in few years due to how gpu get more powerful every 2 to 3 years. So ya alot easier to just replace gpu then cpu
Me crying with R5 3600 🤧
Imagine getting one of the most powerful processors to play 1080p 💀
1080p more cpu bound than gpu. 1440p less on CPU and need more on GPU
Usually esport title will play on 1080p and higher cpu for max out the performance
The bottleneck be like: Well its my time
will I get a better FPS if I pair RTX 3060TI with I5 13400F? I am currently using I5 9400F+RTX3060TI, i don't feel higher resolution yet.
Yes, because of single core performance improvement