Consider your needs and performance requirements before deciding.
Consider your needs and performance requirements before deciding.
I evaluated the upgrade and found it beneficial. The Ryzen 7 5700X offers more cores, threads, and a higher boost clock, which can enhance gaming performance.
I operate on a high-resolution display and use an Rx6600 graphics card. My system includes 16 GB of DDR4 RAM at 3200 MHz, though it's running at 2400 MHz. I have a 1TB NVMe SSD, an ASUS Prime B550 motherboard with Wi-Fi, a 550W PSU, and it meets the 80+ Bronze standard.
The 3600 shouldn't slow down the 6600XT. A 5600 or 5700X would enhance the low frame rates (1% and 0.1%) for a smoother experience, though the overall averages might remain similar. The real upgrade needed goes beyond just a new CPU—it's about moving to 1440p resolution.
Your frame rate in Warzone 2 and Modern Warfare 2 falls within the typical range, likely influenced by system settings or game modes. In Valorant and Apex Legends you see higher averages, around 160–240 fps.