Hey Legit Camel Retro I have a RTX 3070 TI OC V2 From Asus Tuf. Would this make a difference in the FPS as appose to your your regular RTX 3070 For 1440p Gaming?
I’m going for a very similar build except I have a 3070ti! I have been looking at the Asus B650-a but wasn’t sure whether or not I should buy it. It seems to be one of the better midranged am5 boards but I’m not sure. Would you recommend?
This was a helpful video. Do you think your Ryzen 7 7700X + RTX3070 configuration will be enough to enjoy gaming for years to come? GPU will try to update with more timing.
@@LegitCamelRetro hello, wich cpu would you buy to replace 7700x? Im building a pc and dont know if buy it or go for a better one if there isnt a huge difference thnks
@@gianlucadirauso3948 I think the 7700x is perfect if you are just gaming, spending more doesnt yield a ton more performance, but I would also recommend waiting to see what the 7800x3d ends up looking like cus that could end up being the best value amd CPU.
Do you plan on waiting for next gen? I just put in a 6800xt cus it was on sale for $500 and im pretty happy with it, 6900xt seems like a pretty good deal too. Wish the new stuff coming out was cheaper lol
@@LegitCamelRetro tried to buy a 7900 XTX but couldn't get one....If 4080s drop to sub-$1k then I'll pick one up. Otherwise I'll wait for a good deal on something new gen.
@@LakerTriangle Ah yeah, we got lucky and got our hands on a few 7900 XTXs for the business so that's going to be my upgrade, ill have some benchmarks coming in when they arrive, but yeah 4080 is still a great card but the price makes me eyes water lol
I have an RTX 3070 paired with my old i7 7700 and i don't really know if i should get the 7700x or the i7 13700. Would you recommend the 7700x for long period use (i usually keep a computer for about 6-7 years) or should i go with Intel's 13th gen?
I think it depends on if you plan on doing upgrades along the way through your 6-7 years of use. If you plan to slot in a CPU upgrade once in a while, or RAM, I would recommend AMDs am5 7000 series as they plan on keeping the am5 platform going for a while, where intels 13th gen is at its dead end so you wont have any opportunities to upgrade. If you don't plan on upgrading 13th gen is more power hungry but generally a bit more powerful.
@@LegitCamelRetro Yeah,i have no problem with upgrading the CPU in the future. I've seen people with Ryzen 1700x Builds upgrade to a 5800x with the same old board they already had. I just got the Ryzen 7 7700 non x and i like it alot. Some people would probably say i should've gone with the 7700X but since i don't do any OC and it's easier to cool due to the lower TDP i'm really fine with it. I'm actually using it with the cooler that came with it and it's actually doing a pretty decent job cooling it compared to the stock cooler that came with my old i7 7700 which i had to replace with an aftermarket one because it was inefficient
Isn't Ryzen supposed to be better for multitasking and Intel better in single tasks? Or has Intel changed it's game in the area and it can now handle multitasking better?
Well it really depends on the game, but I suspect in most titles you wont be able to, you need a beefier processor to get really high fps like that in the usual esports titles, but it really depends what you play because some games you might.
Hey Legit Camel Retro I have a RTX 3070 TI OC V2 From Asus Tuf. Would this make a difference in the FPS as appose to your your regular RTX 3070 For 1440p Gaming?
I really enjoyed! I would love to see that paired with a higher tier card to really see the limits of that cpu!
Thanks! We will have something coming up soon, we plan on getting a 7900xtx so should have a lot of fun benchmarks coming up with that gpu.
@@LegitCamelRetro can’t wait to see it!
I’m going for a very similar build except I have a 3070ti! I have been looking at the Asus B650-a but wasn’t sure whether or not I should buy it. It seems to be one of the better midranged am5 boards but I’m not sure. Would you recommend?
I think that asus board is a great choice, b650 boards are totally overkill in feature set this generation.
This was a helpful video.
Do you think your Ryzen 7 7700X + RTX3070 configuration will be enough to enjoy gaming for years to come?
GPU will try to update with more timing.
Oh yeah absolutely it will, I will probably do a GPU upgrade in the future when AMD and Nvidia decide to stop charging $1000 lol
@@LegitCamelRetro hello, wich cpu would you buy to replace 7700x? Im building a pc and dont know if buy it or go for a better one if there isnt a huge difference thnks
@@gianlucadirauso3948 I think the 7700x is perfect if you are just gaming, spending more doesnt yield a ton more performance, but I would also recommend waiting to see what the 7800x3d ends up looking like cus that could end up being the best value amd CPU.
Literally just bought a r7 7700x with a 3070
Hey did you manage buy 3070 with 7700x?
You said bottle neck, are these two components not a good match?
i had ryzen 7 5700x and rtx 3080 do you think ryzen 7 7700 and 3070 are better
Did you buy it?
Basically my current rig till I can upgrade the 3070..
Do you plan on waiting for next gen? I just put in a 6800xt cus it was on sale for $500 and im pretty happy with it, 6900xt seems like a pretty good deal too. Wish the new stuff coming out was cheaper lol
@@LegitCamelRetro tried to buy a 7900 XTX but couldn't get one....If 4080s drop to sub-$1k then I'll pick one up. Otherwise I'll wait for a good deal on something new gen.
@@LakerTriangle Ah yeah, we got lucky and got our hands on a few 7900 XTXs for the business so that's going to be my upgrade, ill have some benchmarks coming in when they arrive, but yeah 4080 is still a great card but the price makes me eyes water lol
So could I keep my old 3600mhz ddr4 ram or do these boards (am5) not supported?
unfortunately no, its ddr5 only boards, intel sells both versions.
I have an RTX 3070 paired with my old i7 7700 and i don't really know if i should get the 7700x or the i7 13700. Would you recommend the 7700x for long period use (i usually keep a computer for about 6-7 years) or should i go with Intel's 13th gen?
I think it depends on if you plan on doing upgrades along the way through your 6-7 years of use. If you plan to slot in a CPU upgrade once in a while, or RAM, I would recommend AMDs am5 7000 series as they plan on keeping the am5 platform going for a while, where intels 13th gen is at its dead end so you wont have any opportunities to upgrade. If you don't plan on upgrading 13th gen is more power hungry but generally a bit more powerful.
@@LegitCamelRetro Yeah,i have no problem with upgrading the CPU in the future. I've seen people with Ryzen 1700x Builds upgrade to a 5800x with the same old board they already had. I just got the Ryzen 7 7700 non x and i like it alot. Some people would probably say i should've gone with the 7700X but since i don't do any OC and it's easier to cool due to the lower TDP i'm really fine with it. I'm actually using it with the cooler that came with it and it's actually doing a pretty decent job cooling it compared to the stock cooler that came with my old i7 7700 which i had to replace with an aftermarket one because it was inefficient
I have same build. With 6000mhz ddr5. Its beast in gaming but think with multitasking and jow fast stuff loads intel is better
Yeah I totally agree with you there, ive had about the same experience between my intel build compared to the amd one.
Isn't Ryzen supposed to be better for multitasking and Intel better in single tasks? Or has Intel changed it's game in the area and it can now handle multitasking better?
With a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti and a amd ryzen 5 3600 6 core processor do you think I will be able to hit 360 fps for my 360 hz monitor.
Well it really depends on the game, but I suspect in most titles you wont be able to, you need a beefier processor to get really high fps like that in the usual esports titles, but it really depends what you play because some games you might.
@@LegitCamelRetro thnk u
@@LegitCamelRetro with a AMD Ryzen 7 7700X 8 Core Processor do you think I can run 4k 60fps and be able to get 360hz on my other monitor?
@@LegitCamelRetro also the 1st question was for a friend. Do you know what is a good costing cpu he can get to be able to reach 360 ?
@@Katios912 Do you know what games hes trying to play? my vote would be for the 5800x3d or 13600k.
you said 0.1% lows for cyberpunk was over 60 fps?
For which setting and resolution? I don't usually record the exact data I like to do more of an eyeball test to see how it feels.
at 1440p ultra the lows were in the high 50s, and for 1440p high the lows were in the 60s.
so much bottleneck
None at all lol, you have no clue what you’re talking about kid 😂
i thought this wouldnt be a bottleneck, why is it? isn't a ryzen 7 good for a high end card like the 3070?