is this a solid 80fps pc
is this a solid 80fps pc
Adjusting settings often has minimal effect on CPU usage, but in today's games I anticipate the 1600 will maintain over 80fps most of the time without needing an overclock. I would still consider upgrading to 16Gb RAM, as it won't significantly boost FPS but could help avoid the micro stutter some modern titles experience with 8Gb.
80fps depends on the game and the configuration. This setup offers a balanced performance that can manage most games effectively when adjusted properly.
check the parts
no solid 60 @ 1080p, yes (mostly)
consider an i5 8400 build for better refresh rate gaming
Adjusting settings often has minimal effect on CPU usage, but in today's games I anticipate the 1600 will maintain over 80fps most of the time without needing an overclock. I would still consider upgrading to 16Gb RAM, as it won't significantly boost FPS but could help avoid the minor stutter some modern titles experience with 8Gb.
It's better to purchase RAM as a complete set rather than separately. Buying RAM individually, even from the same brand and model, can lead to problems. It's usually fine, but not always, and Ryzen tends to be more sensitive to compatibility issues. If you choose this path, consider selling your 8GB unit and replacing it with a new 16GB kit.
Sure, I might be onto something. For a 3000 or 3200 RAM, could you suggest some good options?