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I do not touch multithreading feature for tarkov. I just leave it as it is

not playing at 1440p, aren't you?

@@bipolarraptor7681 i play 1080p

@@bipolarraptor7681 im playing 1080p

It depends on which software you are using. I use Radeon Adrenalin in my videos, I loose about 3 to 5 fps at most. Some software will take more though.

Yes, the difference is minimal (within margin of error). The most important factor will be your cpu

The idea is to compare both gpus in online raids. Can't do a side to side comparison in online raids. Only way is in offline raid

I don't use scope much. You might loose some fps in Streets, even with an X3D chip. It will definitely do better than a lesser L3 cache ship though

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@@ovidel4018 whats your CPU and how much ram do you have, does your gpu reach 100%? and is texture quality on high? if so turn it to medium + streets lower texture res mode.

@@yarincool1237 5700x3d, 32 gb 3600 and yeah on streets gpu is always 100%

@@yarincool1237 ofc i have the textures on med with that setting checked, its just in some interiors where my fps is down bad

I use MSI Afterburner for cpu and gpu metrics

In that video, I still had the amd stock cooler installed. I recently changed the cooler

what resolution are you playing at? How much ram?

"X3D" has more L3 cache memory than just "X", which is very important in Tarkov

Definitely! You can even use DLSS for a boost in performance

I have your setup and I cant get 60 constant fps on streets...just tested today

@@b4bojebac What are you in game settings?

@@bipolarraptor7681 everything low except textures those are on meidum but on streets they are low, everythijg off and ssr low and hbao max perf

@@b4bojebac Do you have re-Bar enabled for your NVIDIA gpu?

I only play tarkov

@@poyeh9914 Yes, the 5700X3D will be a pretty good upgrade for tarkov. The gpu doesn't matter that much

@@bipolarraptor7681 ty 🙏

Will do👍

@@bipolarraptor7681 thanks!

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Thermalright Assassin. I switched from the AMD stock cooler and temps are a lot more stable now

@@bipolarraptor7681thx a lot

I only have Radeon Anti-Lag enabled and Sharpness at 60

5600 is a more than enough cpu for gaming, it will handle anything at 1080p. I would upgrade to a 5700X3D or 5800X3D only for Tarkov. But the 5600 can handle Tarkov no problem, except for the map Streets.

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@@CJ-io1mx idk i just dont want 200 fps in the middle of the fight 200 fps not smooth its stuttering for game like i want 300 fps in middle fight it makes better

@@kaziutekx If you have 5600, upgading to 5700x3d is the right choice, you will certainly feel more stable in every game

Glad it helped!

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It should run without problem, except for the map Streets of Tarkov

@@bipolarraptor7681 do you still have sake spec? How are u running streets I’d really like to play the map but my cpu can’t handle it. I got a i76700 and 3060

@@Pxhturson I changed cpu and gpu since. Using a 5700X3D and a 6700XT right now. Your i7 will not be able to handle Streets. Unfortunately, that map is poorly optimized

@@bipolarraptor7681 yes everyone says to get a 5800X3D or soemthing similar to even run streets to I might have to go with that. Pair well with 3060 you think or bottleneck?

@@Pxhturson Your 3060 will be enough. CPU is more important for Tarkov. Keep your Textures to medium and you will be good to go

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I do, but the it won't change massively. Plus what ever I do, I always get stutters and dips in Streets, when Kaban is firing his weapon, or the BTR is close. Maybe I should move on to 1440p to get full use of my GPU. Another thing is every new update patch, the games feels worse than before, and a ret-weak is needed

@@bipolarraptor7681 Are frame drops and stuttering referring to the 5700x3d? I experience frame drops with the 3600, and the experience is quite poor. Is it necessary to switch to the 5700x3d? Please give me your opinion, thank you.

@@bugdemo664 it is more stable with an X3D chip. But again, Streets of Tarkov is a poorly optimized map. My 5600X was performing quite well in the other maps. If you play Streets a lot, an X3D chip will make a lot of difference.

I run Ryzen 5 5600 with a 4060ti, should i increase the resolution with the subsampling? Cuz Mu monitor is 1080p and i always get fps drops

@@rafaelandrade07 You should always play with your monitor's resolution. 4060ti 16GB or 8GB? FSR or DLSS already does a good job handling a lower resolution for more fps. I would play on high texture

with lowest graph settings

@@Mawarewks Try with higher Texture settings, medium to high. Same with Shadows. It will force the gpu to more work instead of using mainly the cpu. To be fair, since this last update, Streets feels worse performance wise

Sharpness - 70 Color Temp - 6400 Brightness - 25 Contrast - 90 Saturation - 120 AMD Freesync ON Radeon Anti-lag ON That's pretty much it. The rest is on default settings.

The 5600X was slightly overclocked. Temps were always around 70 and 85 C since I bought it. Never had a problem with it. It is a bit high, but again, the chip is made to withstand those kind of temps. The chip is cooled with the standard amd cooler.

Glad to know it helped👍

They are, but the CPU can handle it. use to run the 5600X at +80 Celcius and never had any problems with it. I tried undervolting the 5700X3D with PBO and the temps were definitely lower, but the system was unstable and during heavy cpu loads, the pc would just reboot automatically by itself. The mobo maybe couldn't handle it. Now running the 5700X3D without any tweaks and the system is pretty stable. Didn't get any shutdown since.

In Streets, with the 5600X, some lag during high action moments, but that is fps drops, and it is also the game. That map is poorly optimized. It could also be lack of memory (VRAM or RAM). This doesn't occur with the 5700X3D.

Also 3600 RAM

@@some-repliesThe 5800X3D will give you a slightly better performance than the 5700X3D, and might have higher temps, so you will need a better cooler. The 5800X3D remains a great chip for gaming though. Choosing between the 5700X3D or the 5800X3D will depend on the price difference. Upgrading from 6600 to 6700XT is a worthwhile upgrade, but again, it depends on what kind of games you play, at which resolution. 6600 for 1080p is more than enough.

For Escape From Tarkov, 6600 and 5600X is enough for 1080p in medium to low settings (except for the map Streets of tarkov). If you want to upgrade having in mind Tarkov, upgrade your CPU. Those X3D chips work very will with that game.

​​@@bipolarraptor7681appreciate your reply. Seems the consensus is get a beefy CPU and upgrade GPU as needed. Mostly plan on running last gen & 360 games but tarkov seems like good stress test benchmark. 1080p 60/120fps is plenty for, pop in is my main problem with playing on console currently. They gimp our settings for so squeeze out resolution

I have, but for some reason, the system gets unstable, and under load (gaming), the PC just shuts down and restarts by itself. Without PBO tuning, it's stable.

X3D chips dont take too well to PBO2 with zen3 vs zen4...any "+additive/reductive" soc/voltage activity affects ram/timings too...and causes crashes. IMO its not that necessary...more ideal for getting the 7800x3d to touch/see tdp activity of a 5700x3d. IMO thermals shouldnt be an issue with these since they arent desigend to OC based on cooling/ceiling. Leaving the SOC/voltage free from harm degradation furthered to ram(considering budget ram is even viable) chipset and vrm...hell even PSU health.

True. GPU is not that important for EFT as long as you have a good CPU. Those X3D chips are doing wonders with this game

It should be enough for 1080p. I am not sure on 1440p. Maybe lowering some settings, and playing at 30fps. But not sure as I don't play those games. RX 6600 and Ryzen 5600 is a solid combo for 1080p

Thanks for the help. I actually upgraded my PC, put 32GB of RAM, and a few weeks back, installed an RX 6700 XT. Even with only upgrading to 32GB RAM kit, it made a massive difference and stutters were gone. Now, I do not enable FSR anymore. Texture to medium, Game runs smooth, except for Streets, which is a mess.

All the tests are Online Raids

I upgraded to RX 6700 XT since. Haven't tried Gamma or EFP. Might do it in the future. Gamma is better optimized I believe, so you should get a better performance.

I have upgraded to RX 6700 XT since. I use medium settings, and getting between 70 and 90 fps in Streets of Tarkov. Frames are inconsistent

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