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i5 13400f and 4070 Ti should be fine for 4K 60 in most stuff. But before we get into what to buy, where are you shopping? (knowing this we can find you the best bang for your buck).

750W PSU is apparently sufficent according to PCPartpicker (which came as a shock to me, thought the 4070 Ti was more power hungry).

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So I’m piecing out for a new computer build . I’m not a first person shooter type guy so high frames are not super important to me . I was thinking of pairing an i513400f with a 4070ti would that work for 4k 60f (my monitor taps out at that) or what should I do . 
also would a 750w psu be enough to power this set up ?

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i5 13400f and 4070 Ti should be fine for 4K 60 in most stuff. But before we get into what to buy, where are you shopping? (knowing this we can find you the best bang for your buck).

750W PSU is apparently sufficent according to PCPartpicker (which came as a shock to me, thought the 4070 Ti was more power hungry).

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8 minutes ago, Clos85 said:

So I’m piecing out for a new computer build . I’m not a first person shooter type guy so high frames are not super important to me . I was thinking of pairing an i513400f with a 4070ti would that work for 4k 60f (my monitor taps out at that) or what should I do . 
also would a 750w psu be enough to power this set up ?

in most cases yes but you might limit the settings here and there 4k60 is still not easy in some cases 

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the 4070ti and the i5 should be fine for the powersupply as the i5 doesn't take a whole lot of out power i had a i5 10400 and a 3080 

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Ok thanks a lot . Right now I been getting things off new egg and Amazon . I’m glad for the help . What kind of limitations do you think I’d run into ? 

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Ok thanks a lot . Right now I been getting things off new egg and Amazon . I’m glad for the help . What kind of limitations do you think I’d run into ? 

powerwise. you should be fine

as everything else like bottlenecking the cpu is obv going to slightly bottleneck it but since your doing 4k it would be not as noticeable

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