You want a 650w psu for an RTX 3070. 550w for an RTX 3060.
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A lot depends on the FPS you are aiming for. There are plenty of benchmarks for those games with various gpu’s and game settings. Cyberpunk is still a performance beast that can bring any gpu to its knees however do you really need ultra settings, take a look at this
Asus recommends minimum 750W PSU for this RTX 3070 model.
I mean im okay with high settings does not have to be the absolute max, but i was just thinking this build would pull off the highest thats why i was asking
Thank you! But sadly most of these parts arent available anywhere near me. Would replacing the psu with a gigabyte aorus 750w 80+ gold modular be good? And the rest of the parts same as the ones in the part picker list.You want a 650w psu for an RTX 3070. 550w for an RTX 3060.
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That psu is spendy.
Problem is i only have 7 options to choose from since ill be getting the parts locally, but for the 750w psu's, the gigabyte one is the 2nd cheapest behind the axg pylon which i guess aint good
Yeah but sadly like i replied to someone else in here i only have 7 psus options to choose from lol, since ill be getting the parts locally.
Its a really good gpu, cpu & RAM combination. You can tune the game settings to get the fps you want. A cpu like the 5600x could push a few more fps but just bare that in mind when comparing games that are more cpu limited.
Hmm, may you emphasize on the 'more cpu limited' part please? You mean the games that require a better cpu?
Its not a 'store' per se, its more of a website that shows you which stores have the parts available with the lowest prices. Im pretty sure some of the parts i listed come from different stores.
Some games are more likely to have their fps limited by the cpu, others by the gpu. When a gpu isnt giving you the fps you want you can tweak game settings, when the cpu is limiting performance there is little you can do. In games that really put a high load on the cpu a similar system with a 5600x fir example would get a few more fps.
Ah so basically bottleneck no? Problem is the price difference between the 3600 and the 5600x is just too much at least for me, like i dont think its worth the extra bit of fps tbh. I had another build in mind with a 5600x but a 3060 ti, but its literally more expensive than the 3070 build by a bit lol. And tbh id rather the better gpu than the better cpu ngl. But just in case you wanna know the 5600x build here it is. Its a prebuild though, unlike the 3070 build id be building it (or at least attempt lol) edit: my bad posted the wrong specs with a 3060 not a 3060 ti lol
Understandable tbh, sadly amazon shipping taxes would just add way too much unnecessary spending to the build. But lets say we solved the psu dilemma, rest of the build is fine?
Every system bottlenecks (has a limiting factor) otherwise performance would be unlimited. It’s more about managing expectations, you will get great performance but if you compare to a system with a 5600x for example you might be a few FPS behind.
Ahh fairs fairs i get you tbh as long as i get playable fps with good graphics at this point ill be over the moon lol
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