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It's a 170hz 1440p monitor.

It really depends on the game. Some games yes but some games no. It's targeted as a 1440p graphic card. It usually does best around medium settings

@@gamingwithbrodicus oh ok thanks.

Wahoo! Thanks!!

I’ve reset the monitor and there is no way to put the vivid pixel option… it’s blocked …

I think you need to have DisplayPort connection, but just to be sure check if you have HDR disabled in your Windows settings. If it's on it disables multiple options for this monitor for some reason.

Now having it for about a year now, I'd say there is definitely black smearing. I've learned to live with it and I barely notice it while gaming. While moving windows around on desktop is where you notice it the most. If black smearing bothers you I'd might look into an IPS panel. Thanks for the question, Brodicus

Great price I couldn’t get it less than 512) in uk

I got it for 360€ on Amazon warehouse and I’m very impressed too!

​@@Babavosefound for £160

@@Caspari186 update brother on the monitor? is it good still holdin?

@@marchemarche8314 It is still working as it did back in the day. If it had 4K it would be perfect but for the price, I got an excellent monitor.

They should perform about the same in performance but the Gigabyte card should perform better in thermals because it has three fans. Hope that answers your question!

@@gamingwithbrodicus yes tenx

Hello to you, from Lima, Puru! I'm from Toronto, Canada! I would stick with the RTX 30 - series graphics cards like the RTX 3060 ti or above. The 40 - series cards are way too expensive right now for the performance you get. The RTX 30 - series cards like the RTX 3060 ti or any other 30 - series cards are going for a good price, and yes the MSI gaming X RTX 3060 ti is a great budget GPU and would go great with the Ryzen 5 5600x. Also thanks for subscribing!!

​@@gamingwithbrodicus Hi. Thanks for answering. After leaving you the message, I bought the card and I already have it at home on my PC. My EVGA RTX 3060 XC GAMING 12GB card was faulty and thankfully it was under warranty, and I was able to get a credit note and raise a little more money to get the GeForce RTX 3060 Ti GAMING X 8G LHR - MSI. Can I send a video or photograph of my PC here? Greetings Herbert from Peru.

@@indiedarkSide I'm you were able to upgrade to the RTX 3069ti. It's a much better GPU than the RTX 3060. If you want you can email me a pic of your build at gamingwithbrodicus@gmail.com

Just seeing this now. I had it on gaming mode if I remember correctly, I think that's why. I would of went with a RTX 3070ti but my 1070 bricked at the height of the pandemic and the RTX 3060ti just came out and was the only 30 - series card available at the time here in Canada. Paid $1,400 CAD. The Card only goes for $600 now, sigh. If you can afford the extra money I'd say it might be worth it depending on the games you play. The heat would most likely be about the same. I would definitely get a AIO cooler for your CPU and maybe 32gb of ram, not a must but will allow you to have as much tabs open as you want while playing games

The total amount of RAM is generally much more important. I would say that 32GB of RAM is the sweet spot for most photographers these days. You can definitely get by with only 16GB. In photo editing the most important thing is the amount of RAM and a fast SSD storage

@@gamingwithbrodicus i have 2 fastt ssd's and 64 meg of ram

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All RTX 3060ti will perform (about) the same, besides 3-fam models they'll run a little cooler. It's probably better to save your money then rather going for a higher clock speed in my opinion. Hope this helps!

Any RTX 3060ti is better. The 3060 is a completely different die (GPU). Any 3060ti is significantly faster than a 3060.

@@gamingwithbrodicus thanks 🙏

@@rajhakhaled4951 If I was you I'd RUclips/Google the differences between a RTX 3060 and a RTX 3060ti so you have a better understanding of the two GPUs

Thankyou, that's very nice of you to say! And thanks for being 451!! I will! I've got some more videos coming!

No it wouldn't be a bottleneck for gaming with this GPU. You could run a 3080 with that cpu and wouldn't really be a bottleneck. Of course there's better CPU's for gaming that would give you more performance but that's a great cpu for gaming

Sure, do you have a question?

They perform pretty much the same. It's a tough decision. The 5700x does out perform the 5600x in some things like r23 in multicore but not in single core. In games they're pretty much matched depending on what you're playing, one can beat one over the other depending on what game you're playing. If you need more cores and threads go for the 5700x. If not, what I personally would get is whatever one you can get cheaper

@@gamingwithbrodicus alr cuz I can get the r7 for not much more so I might go for the r7

@@Exotic287 Its newer and cost pretty much the same. Probably best

When it's under load it's fairly loud. You could use afterburner to adjust the fan curve if you find it too loud. Also turning down your graphics settings and turning off the ones you really don't need will help. I agree it's surprisingly a powerful little card!

@@gamingwithbrodicus okay thanks! I will try it out😁

Yes it would work. I think a Ryzen 5 5600x or newer would work better but not really needed. Your CPU might be a little bit of a bottle neck but I think it'll do just fine.

@@gamingwithbrodicus thanks I will upgrade the CPU in the future when I get a different motherboard

Hello, I use a 1440p 170hz monitor with the 3060ti and have a Ryzen 7 5800x. When I play destiny 2 at low graphics settings I get between 160fps to 180fps, about 170fps on average. The 3060ti is geared towards 1440p gaming. If you put your games settings to medium on most games (not all) you should get around 120fps to 140fps. Lower your games graphics settings are the more fps you'll get. It also can depend on your cpu as well. Hope that helps out!

I'm not too familiar with that GPU. What I do know is it's more aimed towards 1080p gaming and people are comparing it to the RTX 3060 card

@@gamingwithbrodicus would you say the rtx 3060 is only for 1080p gaming as well then? Also if a game uses 80-90% of your gpu and you can hear the fans working is it safe or should you turn the graphics down

@@atifghafoor6258 I'd say the card is more geared towards 1080p. Depending on what you're playing and what your graphics settings are you could possibly do 1440p 90hz but you'd get much higher fps at 1080p. If you're gpu usage is around 80% - 90% and you hear your fans speed up that's normal. Unless you hear rattling. If you find it too loud you could download MSI afterburner and adjust the fan curve a little lower.