Check your system performance and compare it with your hardware specs to determine if the CPU is limiting speed.
Check your system performance and compare it with your hardware specs to determine if the CPU is limiting speed.
CPU is the top priority. The 5700X3D works well with Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 SE or Peerless Assassin 120 for cooling. Any tower cooler with a 120mm fan will suffice. For 1440p, a more powerful GPU is needed to achieve smooth frame rates. The 5700X3D supports RTX 4070 Ti Super or Radeon 7900XT at 1440p without problems. A 5700X/5800X reaches around a 4070 Super or RX 7800XT.
Sure thing... GPU might be an option for a while longer, but you can just ease the settings. CPU usually isn’t a big issue unless you’re tweaking things. Pick something like a 5700X3D or 5800X—whichever is more affordable, though they’re pretty similar. For gaming, 3D performance tends to shine better.
During the video's creation, it was accurate at the moment, but that’s no longer the case. A 2133 rating will likely cause worse performance than a modern 2nd gen Ryzen. What method are you using to boost frequency? If you’re skipping XMP/DOCP settings, you should also verify the voltage for RAM.
Used docp, attempted manually too; setting the frequency always caps at 2666 since exceeding that causes a boot loop.
The RAM is from [Brand Name] and the model is [Model Name]. The PSU is from [Brand Name] and the model is [Model Name].
ram is g.skill aegis at 3200mhz, the psu is an unbranded model with 80plus bronze construction.