rate my build

[Smoker_2]

[Moderator edit: Moved thread from Systems to Opinions and Experiences. No specific technical questions.]

Windows 11 pro
Amd Ryzen 5 2600x
Rog strix b450-f faming mother board
16g ram RGB clock at 2600 MHz
Cosair psu 750 gold CX series
240m Radiator
4 RGB 120 m high cfm fans 70+ cfm
Msi optix g32 series curved monitor 165 hz
27-inch Samsung monitor 60 hz
3 SSD 500g Samsung evo pro
2 m2 highest speed 1t in 1 500g
sell con power or w,e its called they are pretty fast for only coasting 60
Pc boots up less then 7 second boot time temps ate 49 gpu max graphics 43 for CPU max i seen is 55 when out side temp is like 86 its 10 15 degrees hotter then room temp
I'm getting any wear from 150 fps to 300 on most titles at 1080p 165 hz I want a 4k monitor can this video card handle a 4k?

 

[Aeacus]

I want a 4k monitor can this video card handle a 4k?

GPU specs are? Since i don't see GPU listed, to answer your question.

rate my build

2/10.

Why?
0 effort in cable management.
And at best, mediocre PSU used. Good for office PC, without dedicated GPU. But for gaming rig, too inferior PSU (build quality wise).

 

[Smoker_2]

Yea i plan to upgrade my psu in the GPU is a RX 6600 2579 core clock its this years gpu

 

[Aeacus]

RX 6600

RX 6600 has equal performance to GTX 1660 Ti, that i'm running. While this GPU is best for 1080p, it is not suited for 4K. Sure, you can get an image at 4K with that too, but don't expect any high FPS. Getting even 60 FPS @ 4K is really good.

its this years gpu

Release date is no merit in terms of GPU performance.

For example: GTX 1080 Ti, which is 5 years old GPU, can run 4K just fine, while RX 6600 can't.