I'm currently considering buying a second monitor to serve as my primary monitor alongside my 1080p monitor (it would then only be used for Spotify, WhatsApp, or Discord, for example). Will a 12th-gen i3 and an RX 6650XT be sufficient for WQHD, or should I just buy a second 1080p monitor?
Here is my current pc comb if that helps:
I3 12gen
Rx6650xt
32GB DDR4
Z690 motherboard
1TB SSD
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Yes, he should deliver sufficient performance at most games. The higher the resolution, the more the GPU is required. That is, high resolutions are GPU loady. That is to say, the GPU is rather put to the limits. However, the performance that the CPU delivers when playing is also not to be neglected.
Resümee: The higher resolution does not go to the CPU at the expense of the graphics card.
For WQHD gaming, your RX 6650 XT ranges in medium to high settings. The i3 can limit in some games, but overall it should fit. If you want to save performance, keep the second monitor in 1080p.
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Your i3 12. Gen and the RX 6650 XT range for WQHD gaming with medium to high settings, with you having to reduce the graphics somewhat in very challenging games. For more liquid gaming without adjustments, a second 1080p monitor would be easier for your system.
But: If you want constant high FPS in very graphics-intensive titles, a stronger processor (like an i5 or i7) would be better. For most games on reasonable settings, however, your setup fits well with a WQHD monitor!
Thank you.
Hello,
the RX 6650XT is not suitable in my eyes for gaming on WQHD. Depending on the game, you’ll have to make an assault. If you’re just playing undemanding games, okay? Or you’re planning to upgrade the graphics card soon.
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So for simple games this will go to WQHD, otherwise only in very low settings.
It depends on the game.
Depends on the games.
First of all, simulators like ls or snowrunner are very intense. I think the 8gb vram is too little
Yeah, it probably is.
So snowrunner doesn’t tell me much, but for LS on 1440p now to höch it would be enough.
When snowrunner is more intense, it becomes rather difficult and, for example, simulators like msfs become absolutely nothing.