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Need advice... cpu or monitor upgrade?

LiamPerukistan

Hi !! I need help ... i just get a 3060ti vision OC and a power supply to my setup and i want to upgrade one more thing .. my monitor or my cpu.

I have right now a 2600x and a crappy Lg tv 27" 75hz .... i dont have the money to buy them , just one .... i want a 5600x ans in monitor anything 144hz or 165hz  27" ..... help

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What's your current display resolution?

It's entirely possible that I misinterpreted/misread your topic and/or question. This happens more often than I care to admit. Apologies in advance.

 

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A 2600x will likely do 165Hz just fine. (Depends on the games ofc)

I'd say upgrade the monitor first, if you feel like you really need it, upgrade the CPU later. 

You'll get an immediate benefit from the monitor in absolutely everything. You'll only notice the CPU upgrade here or there, if at all depending on your day-to-day use case(s).

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1 hour ago, CT854 said:

What's your current display resolution?

display 1366 x 768

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1 hour ago, LiamPerukistan said:

display 1366 x 768

yeah time for an upgrade to 1080p 144hz or 165hz for sure,

2 hours ago, Colty said:

A 2600x will likely do 165Hz just fine. (Depends on the games ofc)

mine does with a 2070 for rocket league, usually sits around 70% usage when the fps is not limited in geforce settings.

The best gaming PC is the PC you like to game on, how you like to game on it

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4 hours ago, LiamPerukistan said:

display 1366 x 768

This isn't even a question.  Your CPU is 4 years old.  Your monitor was out of date before your CPU was being alpha tested.

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what do you do on your PC?

-sigh- feeling like I'm being too negative lately

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On 2/14/2022 at 2:09 AM, Moonzy said:

what do you do on your PC?

Architecture desing and fps gaming

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12 minutes ago, LiamPerukistan said:

Architecture desing and fps gaming

i think you'd benefit more from a display upgrade for these tasks

-sigh- feeling like I'm being too negative lately

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