Maybe you should consider upgrading your processor if it's not performing well.
Maybe you should consider upgrading your processor if it's not performing well.
No one should purchase the R5 3600 since it adds $100 extra and only improves performance by about $10. If you own an R5 3600, you might want to reassess your decisions.
Based on my own use, a R5 2600/2600X works well with Radeon 5700/5700XT graphics cards. With a 2600X and a 5700XT installed, I typically see between 90 to 144+ FPS, varying by game. For instance (1080p): RDR2: 98FPS, Overwatch: 158FPS, Ultra COD: MW 135FPS, High Forza Horizon 4: 148FPS, Ultra Gears 5: 120FPS on High. I’m also testing the reference card and have heard others reaching even higher frame rates.
benchmarks show the CPU's differ by about 30% in speed when total performance is considered. these numbers can change depending on software compatibility, especially with multi-core processors. Those who purchase the 3600 probably aren't worried about older or less powerful tasks. If they have sufficient funds, they're likely confident in their decisions.
Alright, I won't engage in a discussion. I'll just step away.