Ryzen 3600 provides solid performance but may struggle with high-end graphics like RTX 3090 at 3840x1600 resolution.
Ryzen 3600 provides solid performance but may struggle with high-end graphics like RTX 3090 at 3840x1600 resolution.
Hello, your plan to purchase an RTX 3090 for gaming and photo editing on a 3840 x 1600 160Hz monitor seems solid. The Ryzen 3600 should handle the workload well at that resolution, and you likely won’t notice a significant difference in FPS. You’re probably safe not upgrading unless you want extra performance.
When working with adaptive sync technologies such as Free-Sync or G-Sync, maintaining 160FPS is manageable. For maximizing frames per second, results may fall short compared to newer Intel processors.
There could be a minor slowdown, but it should still work. We lack detailed info on those cards' performance, so it's just guesswork. Also, why is there a 3090? It's only about 20% quicker than the 3080 for more than double the cost, and photo editing doesn't need much VRAM.