ByPhil0l
I'm on a very tight budget, but I was still able to find a Ryzen 7800 3D somewhere. I also have 32 GB of RAM (DDR5). According to the manufacturer, the motherboard has the latest PCIE connector. What would you do? A Radeon would be best.
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I mean, you have a good CPU, so it would be a bit stupid to skimp on the graphics card and go with the worst one. Generally speaking, it doesn't matter at all; you have complete freedom of choice when it comes to downgrading. However, if you want the CPU to be worth it and you prefer AMD, then the RX7800XT or, ideally, the RX7900XT(X).
You can take a look at what others have installed with the CPU.
https://de.pcpartpicker.com/builds/#c=1544
But of course it's only worth it if you play the appropriate games.
Die kleinste Karte die für das Spiel nötig ist welches du spielen willst.
Du kannst dir besser 3 Mal ne neue nötige gpu holen als einmal das non plus ultra.
sounds good thanks!
Alles ab einer RX 7600.
Die beste die du dir leisten kannst. Dein Prozessor wird da keine Probleme haben.
Ok, ich lese halt oft das es bei großen Unterschieden ziemlich große Bottlenecks geben soll…
Well, if you install a GTX 960, for example, the good processor will rest. On the other hand, if you have a very old processor and buy an RTX 4090, the 4090 won't be able to deliver its full performance. However, the 7800X3D is currently powerful enough for the high-end cards.
It doesn't matter…
You put your money into the system and everything is top-notch except the GPU.
Then with luck you can simply change the GPU every 10 years.
New top GPU 100% costs 1200€
Required GPU 400€
The GPU you buy as your third upgrade in six years for €400 is twice as powerful as the current €1200 GPU…
The only thing that matters is that everything works and that you are satisfied.
Hab mir jetzt halt zwei FHD Bildschirme ausgesucht. Aber wird jetzt mit euren Stopps schon passen. Vielen Dank!!
Ok
You can do it, it just depends on your requirements. For some things, you need a top GPU to be able to play/render/etc. smoothly. But not everyone needs to play in VR or 4K.