It depends on your specific CPU model and needs. Consider upgrading if it meets your performance goals.
It depends on your specific CPU model and needs. Consider upgrading if it meets your performance goals.
I've tested them on every drive, but it's interesting how the SSD lags behind the NVMe and HDD when starting just those games.
It's quite a challenge for me, I'm trying to figure it out. I've played Portal 2, Resident Evil 2 Remake, Doom, Dauntless, Godfall, The Cycle. All running smoothly at 1080p with high settings and consistently hitting 100fps...but those two others are the ones that keep me up at night.
Upgrading your CPU for a 5600XT won't give you much benefit. It's better to focus on improving the GPU instead. You should wait until prices drop before doing that, too.