Game engine issue. It's basically an old game and cannot utilize the GPU really well.

@BenchmarkEnthusiast thanks bro 🙏

I would personally upgrade the GPU to GTX 1070 there.

@ 6GB OR 8GB sir?

@@Riloo GTX 1070 has 8GBs of VRAM.

There's a chance that I might do it in the future, but I don't think I'm gonna do it now. The results are really similar. I suggest checking my 3770 + RX 580 2048SP video. It's mostly the same.

Fortnite doesn't load textures when you open the game. It loads them when you enter a match. That results into high CPU usage and a bit of stutter. You can't fix it. Every first match after opening Fortnite will be like that. If you decide to upgrade something in the future, get a really modern CPU with RAM that has really good timings, that will help a lot.

@ thank you! It’s just not in the beginning, it’s every now and then. So I have a pre built pc ASUS rog g20cb, can I use most of the parts except the cpu and build a new one by just upgrading the CPU? Would you recommend it? It is almost 9 years old though

@@layzeeplays3761 I know that PC, it's a black & red thin prebuilt PC. That PC has no upgrade path. If you got it that long ago, it must've been one of the best at the time. That's an OEM computer. In short, you can't use most parts from that PC. There are a lot of things you'll need to know. Building a new PC is fine, in fact, it's what I recommend doing anyway, but make sure you know what you're doing. Be ready if things go wrong. Here is my parts recommendation: CPU: - i5 12400F (budget) DDR4 or DDR5 - Ryzen 7 5700X3D (midrange) DDR4 only - Ryzen 7 7800X3D (high end) DDR5 only GPU: you can keep that GTX 1070. Make sure to clean it and change thermal paste on it if u can. If you wanna get something better, I recommend any RTX 40 series GPU, whichever one the budget allows you to get. You can decide the rest.

@ yeah, that’s the pc. I’ll be building a new one with Ryzen 7 7800x3d soon. Thank you for the help again sir, very much appreciated! :)

@@BenchmarkEnthusiast also would love to see a video on the new intel Arc B580 that just got released today

RTX 3050 8GB is a perfect pair for i3-10100F.

I'm not sure. I don't own GoW Ragnarok, it is not available in my country so there's no way for me to test it currently. But it is a really well optimized game and my guess is that you'll be able to run it on that hardware. Not sure on what settings tho, or how much FPS you'd be getting.

There can be million reasons, I can't possibly guess. All these benchmarks were done on freshly built systems that have been tuned accordingly.

This PC is extremely overpowered for everything that you just mentioned. You don't need a GPU at all for any of it. Integrated graphics will be enough. However, the PC in this video will give you 200 FPS in League of Legends and it will be extremely overpowered for office work and general computing.

@@BenchmarkEnthusiast thank you very much friend

it's around 2.5TB

@BenchmarkEnthusiast 2.5 tb for 36 games , i think i dont know which one to play if i have all this 36 games...😭😭 tq brohter...

It's not. The only reason why I'd favor this build over i7 3770 + RX 580 is the GPU. GTX 1650 has stable drivers from Nvidia and is still receiving updates. RX 580 is not receiving updates does not have completely stable drivers.

Valorant is extremely easy to run. It's totally normal.

@@BenchmarkEnthusiast nope.. i have 1600af / 5500 and 1600af cant make 200fps most times...

Not easily. Fortnite is extremely demanding on the CPU and it really likes high RAM speed with tight timings. You will have 150-200 FPS on Performance Mode, but there will be frequent small stutters if your RAM frequency is 2133 and the timings of that RAM are bad. If you're on a Z series motherboard and you have 3200MHz CL16 RAM, it'll be good. Anything weaker than that will give you mediocre at best results.

@ even if i turn up the base clock to 4.0 on the cpu? Also thank you

@@BraydonUrmom It will help, but not by a lot. What I mentioned will take more priority before you do what you said. Also, don't change the base clock, don't touch it at all. When you overclock, always set a static frequency of the CPU (so that it always stays at the frequency) and don't set the voltage on Auto if you overclock, set manual voltage. Overclocking takes a bit of skill. I recommend not touching it.

@ okay thank you so much bro

Yea it does actually

No. There is not a single game where CPU is the bottleneck, not even the CPU-heavy games. You can see it by looking at the CPU & GPU usage. There are exceptions, however. Some games' (like GTA 5, CS2, Valorant, Fortnite (Performance Mode) engines are not able to utilize the hardware. In those cases, you will have a CPU bottleneck even if you use a 2-3 times more powerful CPU.

@@BenchmarkEnthusiast what about using this to save money to upgrade to 5700x3d or 5800x3d?

@@imamangoo8632 both of those CPUs are extremely powerful. They can handle RTX 3060 without a problem. They can even handle RTX 4070 or better.

I've tested this kind of PC in CS2. That game hates RX 580's or any other similar AMD GPUs from that generation. i7 3770 is also too weak for the game, it doesn't have AVX2. i7 4770 and other 4th gen i7 CPUs have AVX2 and they run really well. 4th gen i7 is the minimum I recommend for CS2. Even GTX 750 TI will perform better. The game mainly cares about the CPU.

No, it'll be fine. GPUs with 8 or 16 PCIe lanes are fine to run on PCIe 3.0 instead of 4.0. However, if a GPU has 4 lanes only (like RX 6500 XT), it'll run terribly on PCIe 3.0 because 4 lanes on PCIe 4.0 are far stronger than 3.0 ones. Look at it like this: PCIe 4.0 x16 is same as 3.0 x16, don't worry about this. You won't lose any performance (less than 1% or nothing at all). PCIe 4.0 x8 is really close to 3.0 x8 performance, but I still wouldn't go out of my way to pay extra for PCIe 4.0 motherboard and CPU. And for GPUs with 4 lanes only, it is necessary for them to run on PCIe 4.0. 4x PCIe 3.0 will not be able to transfer the data well enough.

@BenchmarkEnthusiast thank you for such a detailed answer 🍻

почти нет разницы. 1270v3 = 3770.

@BenchmarkEnthusiast а почему тогда 1270v3 сравнивают с 4770?)

@@Skif_77777 потому что 1270v3 процессор на LGA 1150 сокете. чуть лучше чем 3770 но не совсем 4770.

@@BenchmarkEnthusiast всё время забываю что в сраном 💩Intel миллион сокетов)))в целом я понял спс за ответ)

Ryzen 5 5500 & RTX 3060 system can play CoD MW 3 at 1080p resolution at 100-140 FPS on Medium settings (or lower), it just depends on what's happening in the game.

@BenchmarkEnthusiast oke ty for the answer

Diagnosing your computer is difficult since I'm not there to check it in person. But here are the things that I think could be the cause: - Drivers (driver support is stopped for that GPU, so stability isn't guaranteed) - Your GPU might be 2048SP (which is a Chinese version with less performance) - Other minor issues that we're not aware of. My GPU in this video is not overclocked. I don't think overclocking your GPU will change anything. In terms of BIOS tuning, you don't have to do anything. It's most likely one of the things I mentioned above.

​@@BenchmarkEnthusiast your gpu mem speed is 2000mhz mine is 1750mhz But I think your version has that 2000mhz stock speed. I disabled Vsync yesterday and was getting a wide range of FPS at high presets. 80-110, and some highs of 130+ and some dips of 50-60. I don't know if my internet conection has something to do with it. I need to test out other games to see what I get. How can I know for sure my gpu is the chinese version?

@@edgarrg1899 It will say on its sticker at the back. Or you can download GPU-Z and look at its name. 2048SP is the weaker Chinese version. But none of them have 1750MHz Memory speed. Internet speed has nothing to do with it.

In some games, yes. i3 10100F + RTX 3060 (12GB) is a system for 1440p gaming, or 1080p High-Ultra graphics. If you play CPU-heavy games like Cyberpunk, Red Dead Redemption 2, Counter-Strike 2 etc, you'll have a big CPU bottleneck. Ideally, you want a i3-12100F or i5-10400F with RTX 3060 to not have a bottleneck at all.

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No.

I don't. It's something that I'm planning on looking into once the channel grows a bit more (1k+ subs). For now, no.

I haven't tested DayZ at all, so I'm not sure. According to requirements, it should. But my overall opinion is that 3rd gen i7 is getting a bit too old and I'd recommend a 4th gen i7 at the very least nowadays.

I don't know where you live or how much each case costs there, I can't suggest anything. But there are thousands of cases that have mesh on the front instead of a solid panel. Any one of those cases is fine.

The motherboard doesn't matter. All motherboards that support 4th gen intel CPUs are fine. As for the case, I recommend a budget ATX case. Make sure you have at least 3 intake fans and 1 exhaust in the back, that is the standard. And make sure that the front of the case isn't blocked and the fans are able to get the air from the front side.

@@BenchmarkEnthusiast thank you so much brother ❤️

Do you get exact same fps ?

The 1070 goes for over 100 by its self where I live. You got a good deal 😂

@@matthewhelm5480 dang thats rough bro, here in atl their used on fb for around 50-60. but even at that price i got a great deal on this rig

I don't make changes. Check the following things and compare them to mine: - Windows 10 64-bit. Bloatware and unnecessary apps are uninstalled and turned off. - BIOS: XMP/DOCP Enabled. Everything else is default. - Memory timings: 3200MHz CL16-18-18-38 - CPU Frequency: My Ryzen 5 5500 is running at 4250MHz, check yours. If your motherboard is weak or ur cooler can't cool it well enough, it'll run at a lower frequency. I have an extremely basic B450 motherboard. - GPU Frequency: Mine is running at a very low frequency. Literally almost every other RTX 3060 12GB is more powerful than mine. - If you're running too many other apps, like Discord, any web browser, Spotify or anything like that, those will cause you to get slightly less FPS. Whatever you see in my results is probably the most performance you'll ever see. I'm a technician/PC builder and I took care of every small detail to make everything run perfect. If you've been using ur PC for a while, the performance will be less. PCs slow down over-time.

I don't remember. I played on whatever was the most recent version of the game at the time. If you're asking about the Phantom Liberty DLC, then I don't have it.

I have 4770k/1660 super/16GB and GPU at some games is bottlenecking CPU… I will upgrade GPU cause CPU is holding pretty well for now at 1080p

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@@BenchmarkEnthusiast no brpo online game i think

Any 4th gen i7 will be a good upgrade, but try to get i7-4790 or 4770 specifically. The "S" versions are slightly weaker and run cooler. You should only prioritize the S versions if you have a stock cooler and not planning on upgrading it.

@@BenchmarkEnthusiast thanks dude

You can get a xeon. E3-1230, 31, 40, 41 etc.. for way cheaper

I would love to, but I can't. I can almost never afford games without a huge discount. Also, I don't own this hardware anymore. These are the PCs that I build for customers. I test them and then sell it to the client that ordered it.

@@BenchmarkEnthusiast then whatsapp your custumet to tested it with Blackmyhth wukong 🤭

That's a really wide question. Every single person has their own definition of what "will it run good" is. Here's my answer: It is a good budget build for 1440p gaming. That build is focused on running games on high settings and high resolution. It is not suited for high FPS gaming in shooters, such as CS2 or Valorant. It is more suited for Cyberpunk, Wukong, Hogwarts Legacy, Forza Horizon 5 etc. If your focus is to have high FPS in shooters, get a much better CPU, like an i7 for example and get a weaker GPU, like RTX 2060 or something.

@@BenchmarkEnthusiast thank you

Honestly, I think GTX 1070/1070 TI is just about what i7-6700 can handle comfortably. It's not a great CPU. Those games are modern and benefit a lot from a modern CPU. I would highly advise upgrading the CPU too. You can plan what CPU you will have in the future and buy a GPU first, like an RTX 3070 or something, then upgrade the CPU + Motherboard and maybe the RAM too 'cause your i7-6700 is mostly at its limit when paired with a GTX 1070.

@BenchmarkEnthusiast in terms of motherboard I have an ASUS H170-Pro so... yeah

@@cinemavalanchewhat did you decide to buy?Got the same mobo same i7. Im just thinking between 1060 or 1070. Got a strix 950 rn …

I can't afford those games. 90% of the games I own are obtained for free when there was a promotion or were gifts from friends. Some games are demo versions or are free to play.

I don't know or remember, I never measure the ambient temperature in the room.

@@BenchmarkEnthusiast Hmm... Coz your CPU and GPU are pretty chill. I assumed you have AC set to pretty low temp. Or you live in Antarctica or something.

​@@darksoulcreeper7954 the room temperature is between 21-30c depending on the time of the year. I wish I had an AC in this room tho :( I'm an experienced technician/PC builder. I always make sure every hardware is well serviced. But the GPU is a really cool model. It has a much larger heatsink than it needs. Gaming X model has really powerful cooling. The CPU has a 120mm tower cooler, which is really overkill for a mere i3 10100F, hence why it is so cool. I remember this PC when I built it and shipped it to the customer. It had a really nice cooling and it was built in an expensive case with quality case fans. So it's not a surprise that the hardware inside is running so cool. On the other hand, the budget PC that I built today is the total opposite. It's all about the specific GPU models. The CPU is easy to cool, just have a good CPU cooler :)

@@BenchmarkEnthusiast Im more curious about your CPU cooler. I have a Cooler Master Hyper T20 and yet my CPU reaches 70 degrees. It's similar to yours.

@@darksoulcreeper7954 10th gen i3's work at 75c while under 100% stress with a stock cooler. While 70c is more than fine, it is still kinda high for a tower cooler. Your system is either lacking an airflow, or the CPU is lacking good thermal paste or good contact with the cooler. Nothing I'd be worried about since your CPU is still 20c away from a critical temperature.

Check your motherboard's manual online to see what kind of RAM it's compatible with.

First you need to confirm that the i7 4790 is compatible with your motherboard. If it is, it's an amazing CPU to have. It can handle a much better GPU than RX 580. If you have or wanting to get an RX 580, the i7 4790 will handle it without a problem. There's no bottleneck there.

@@BenchmarkEnthusiast i have rx 580 xfx ... thanks alot...then i don't need to get 11th motherboards yet.. i hope I'll not get bottleneck with 4790..