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oh yeah, completely forgot about the 5600x my bad, definitely go with this ^^

Wouldn't recommend, go for the ryzen 5 3600x on an x570 motherboard

Easily the RTX 3080, but you can also resort for the 3070 or even the 2080 and still outperform the vega 64

The Ryzen 5 3500x is a CPU that will not be out side the chinese OEM meaning that review companies/youtubers will be the only people that would be able to get their hands on it, I would settle for the Ryzen 5 3600x because not only is it similar to the 3500x but in most cases gives a little bit of the extra edge to the locked version of the CPU being the Ryzen 5 3600, the ram configuration should get the job done, and if I'll be honest, you would benefit way more with a GTX 1060 6gb or a 1070 or 1070ti because of the extra power and amount of vram on those cards

I wouldn't suggest the high preset (especially on Forza if you play the Horizon series) when streaming with the 1650, but it also depends on your cpu and amount of ram

So I am running the Aorus Z270X-Gaming 5 Rev1.0 which has RGB and considering it is an Aorus Motherboard, I thought why not use Aorus' software RGB Fusion, I've had it for a while and it was doing fine, running it's normal colour spectrum and then one day I turn on the system and my case fans and my PSU (it has RGB) aren't displaying White, Blue or Purple, some days it will, but most days it will not and the fans will stay on green when the Motherboard goes to Blue, and will skip to Red when the Motherboard is on Purple. I've tried to re-configure it, I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the program and I've tried going to my BIOS because I can also control it there. Is there any other possible solutions I could try??

I ended up deciding on getting a GTX 1660ti and a I5 7400 also another stick of ram would be next as the ram that i have only come in singular packages, thanks for everyones help and suggestions!

I was planning to get an I5 7600 or I7 7700K (motherboard only supports 6th and 7th generation cpu's) in the month after the gpu upgrade

Oh, I mainly plan on playing in 1080p because I have a 1080p monitor

So, I have an Intel Core I3 7100 (@3.9 GHz) and I was thinking of getting an upgrade, my best option for my budget is an RTX 2070 by Gigabyte, now would it be too overkill for my poor I3 or would it be okay?

Goes pretty hard (If you're a metalhead)

I got a score of 4135 Max FPS 113.2 Min FPS 46.8 Specs GPU- Asus GTX 770 2gb CPU- Intel Core I3 7100 Motherboard- Aorus Z270X Gaming-5 Memory-8GB Corsair ValueSelect DDR4

if I can find one, Is a gtx 1060 6GB still good?

I came back to this topic and for about 20 minutes of thinking, could it possibly be a driver installation issue? like whenever installing a driver update you should always go, Custom Installation then when it asks what extras to be installed click clean installation in the bottom left corner, if your drivers are up to date then try reinstalling them

I currently have an Intel Core I3 7100, I also have a GTX 770 2gb and 8gb of Corsair Valueselect DDR4 memory, here's the problem, I don't know what to upgrade first, I was mainly thinking the GPU mainly because of the reason of the lack of Vram, however sure my I3 is relatively modern but an I3 in my opinion wouldn't stand a chance to most modern day AAA titles (like the GPU), but I recently saw a video linus made about having 8GB of ram for gaming and is it really good enough and thinking of getting more ram but I don't really know what to start with