Why is it showing rtx 3070 in your game settings for RDR 2 and rainbow six siege. Also, in cyberpunk, I see that the frame generation option is disabled for you which means you aren't using a 40 series card. As far as I can see, this is a false video title. I know the framerate counter says 4070 but that can easily be edited.
My question is would a 4070 be too strong for the Ryzen 5 3600? Would my CPU bottleneck? Im currently running ryzen 5 3600 with 1660 super 6gb and wanna upfront but unsure if i should start with a new CPU or GPU, and have my eyes set on a 4070.
if you’re on 1080p it will be better than 1440p but then the 4070 is a waste cause it’s completely overkill for 1080p and you should get something like a 6700xt. If you are on 1440p resolution you can still make it work but a cpu upgrade is a must in the near future
I'm 1440p. I primarily game on PS5 but want a PC for future COD titles and maybe battlefield too. Currently some games run at 1440p but most at 1080p. As long as I'm getting good fps on 1080p, I'm happy. But being able to handle games at high fps in 1440p is also better 😆
I have question, im considering an upgrade of GPU to 4070 super and i alr have power supply with power 650W and it will handle 4070 or i should change to stronger power supply?
I like that he shows the actual gameplay. I can see how bad stutter is, if there is any. Metrics are one thing, but seeing is a better understanding, for me.
@@hardwaretested2795 Yes, BUT it still uses the CPU and GPU to run the game and the replay so (as far as I know) it will kinda work like a RDR2 benchmark. I was thinking you could try this: -Play one match with replay ON and do the same things you usually do to "stress" the PC; (run around, break objects, kill NPCs) -Go back to the lobby and change settings like the ones you used in this video (so first Performance mode at 1080/1440p and then Epic graphics at 1080/1440p); -Record your screen while watching the replay of that match. The replay will change the game's details and resolution based on the settings you selected before watching it, so it will work as if you were playing another match with those settings. You'd still need to record 4 replays, but you won't have to wait for matchmaking or move anything at all. It obviously won't be a 100% accurate benchmark because of things like in-game ping and the amount of players and builds near you, which you can't predict, but it would still be better than getting into 4 different games to test Performance/Epic graphics at 1080p/1440p.
@@toastyvampire6741Thnx for the tip and the explanation! I will try-out it for next benchmarks. If the fps is too different in replay then the gameplay, I won't use it.
I have this exact setup on my PC lol. I can confirm that it is really really really good still, I used to play forza horizon 4 with all ultra settings and it wouldn't go under 60 fps. In the more recent games I think it would struggle a bit with all max graphics (due to the gpu, never saw my cpu go past 40% usage lmao), but with fsr 3 it might be better
there will be a small bottleneck, but up the resolution and it'll go away as the GPU would be the main work horse at 4k and the CPU would have little influence.
I don't know how it works on tiktok but I have done many live streams with this cpu, because my gpu doesn't have encoder so it will use x264 encoder. still not a single problem.
Why is it showing rtx 3070 in your game settings for RDR 2 and rainbow six siege.
Also, in cyberpunk, I see that the frame generation option is disabled for you which means you aren't using a 40 series card.
As far as I can see, this is a false video title.
I know the framerate counter says 4070 but that can easily be edited.
Ryzen 3600 still pretty good
Agreed
bottle neck ?
@@hardwaretested2795
Yep and i still using it
thanks for the video, might be upgrading from a 5600 xt soon
I have the same card and the 3600 hahaha was thinking the same thing
Me too, with Steel Legend b450M😅
Thanks man
My question is would a 4070 be too strong for the Ryzen 5 3600? Would my CPU bottleneck? Im currently running ryzen 5 3600 with 1660 super 6gb and wanna upfront but unsure if i should start with a new CPU or GPU, and have my eyes set on a 4070.
Exactamente el mismo caso y por lo tanto, la misma duda: a 4070 be too strong for the Ryzen 5 3600?
if you’re on 1080p it will be better than 1440p but then the 4070 is a waste cause it’s completely overkill for 1080p and you should get something like a 6700xt. If you are on 1440p resolution you can still make it work but a cpu upgrade is a must in the near future
I'm 1440p. I primarily game on PS5 but want a PC for future COD titles and maybe battlefield too. Currently some games run at 1440p but most at 1080p. As long as I'm getting good fps on 1080p, I'm happy. But being able to handle games at high fps in 1440p is also better 😆
@@deadchamber26 then i’d get the 4070 now and upgrade to a 5800x3d later. You can run anything on 1440p with that combo
Bro Watch the Video
WTF 23GB usage of ram in rust
I have question, im considering an upgrade of GPU to 4070 super and i alr have power supply with power 650W and it will handle 4070 or i should change to stronger power supply?
Love your tests, but I think you should use replays in Fortnite for benchmarks, so you won't have to record the same thing twice or more :)
I like that he shows the actual gameplay. I can see how bad stutter is, if there is any. Metrics are one thing, but seeing is a better understanding, for me.
What do you mean exactly? Replay is just rewatching the gameplay right?
@@hardwaretested2795 Yes, BUT it still uses the CPU and GPU to run the game and the replay so (as far as I know) it will kinda work like a RDR2 benchmark.
I was thinking you could try this:
-Play one match with replay ON and do the same things you usually do to "stress" the PC; (run around, break objects, kill NPCs)
-Go back to the lobby and change settings like the ones you used in this video (so first Performance mode at 1080/1440p and then Epic graphics at 1080/1440p);
-Record your screen while watching the replay of that match.
The replay will change the game's details and resolution based on the settings you selected before watching it, so it will work as if you were playing another match with those settings. You'd still need to record 4 replays, but you won't have to wait for matchmaking or move anything at all.
It obviously won't be a 100% accurate benchmark because of things like in-game ping and the amount of players and builds near you, which you can't predict, but it would still be better than getting into 4 different games to test Performance/Epic graphics at 1080p/1440p.
@@toastyvampire6741Thnx for the tip and the explanation! I will try-out it for next benchmarks. If the fps is too different in replay then the gameplay, I won't use it.
So is there a Bottleneck with the Ryzen 3600 on Wqhd?
Very little if any, 2-5% only.
Sure 5600x would be perfect match but that's almost double the price of 3600.
3% or less . It’s nothing
i switched to the ryzen 5800x3d.
But overall the ryzen 3600 was a really good Cpu :)
@@shimijaja2302 Ive been thinking of doing the same, how much of a difference did it make?
Can you not oc r5 3600 i want to know how is fps going with 4070
its not overclocked. Wdym?
If play gta 5 on 1080p it really stable below 100 watt?
How about Ryzen 5 3600 with Rx 580 8gb? I am planning on getting that graphics card.
I have this exact setup on my PC lol. I can confirm that it is really really really good still, I used to play forza horizon 4 with all ultra settings and it wouldn't go under 60 fps. In the more recent games I think it would struggle a bit with all max graphics (due to the gpu, never saw my cpu go past 40% usage lmao), but with fsr 3 it might be better
@@delamo00are you using b450 motherboard or b550? cuz im planning to build a pc with this kind of specs too
@@6ixz05 I use the msi tomahawk b450, very solid mb
but if you have the conditions go for the b550, just because its going to be better
dont know why 3600 is so much more powerful compared to 2600 it same 6 core 12 thread only thing different is cache
New architecture
Zen 2
PCI 4.0. ON
3.6/4.2Ghz
Even is better than Ryzen 5 5500
Insane bottle neck bro 😭 idc i still run this and its good for now
I don't know why, but I have only 130 stable fps with this setup in fortnite
Same bro .. did you figure out why?
Isn’t it gonna bottleneck?
with my ryzen 2600 and rx 6800 im getting 1% lows down to 10 no matter the resolution cause cpu get 100% cpu usage
usually, if the low 1% is 10fps, if I'm reading correctly of course. Are they happening during scene transitions?
where is PUBG?
best pair for 4k gaming i guess, so 3600 won't get bottleneck
there will be a small bottleneck, but up the resolution and it'll go away as the GPU would be the main work horse at 4k and the CPU would have little influence.
Ryzen 5 3600 still good for live streaming??? To tiktok...
Don't know, sorry mate
it is, despite it's age and limitations it still does fine on Streaming.
I don't know how it works on tiktok but I have done many live streams with this cpu, because my gpu doesn't have encoder so it will use x264 encoder. still not a single problem.