gpu help

[swpq_]

what gpu would be the best for a ryzen 5 7600?

is a 3060 or a 4070 super good? would there be any bottleneck?

1440p monitor

[TatamiMatt]

9 minutes ago, swpq_ said:

what gpu would be the best for a ryzen 5 7600?

is a 3060 or a 4070 super good? would there be any bottleneck?

1440p monitor

for current gen cpus, almost every one of the intel 14th gen range and Ryzens zen 5 range can handle almost any gpu at 1440p and up for a large majority of games

[Somerandomtechyboi]

depends on budget

 

anything below a 4070 new is dogshit (nvidia)

anything below a 6750xt new is dogshit (amd)

 

for 300$ you can get a 6750xt or a used 6800

for 350$ theres the 6800 new or 3080/6800xt used

for 450$ theres the 7800xt new (literally same perf as the 6800xt) or used 6900xt/6950xt (also kinda meh value even if these beat the 7900 gre), 3080ti also exist around this pricepoint

for 600$ theres the 4070s new and 3090 used (youd only go 3090 if you need the vram)

over 600$ is just all new gpus

[Tetras]

1 hour ago, swpq_ said:

what gpu would be the best for a ryzen 5 7600?

is a 3060 or a 4070 super good? would there be any bottleneck?

1440p monitor

A 3060 or 4070 Super is a huge difference in price (double the price), so the question is: what is your budget? The CPU doesn't matter at all here.

 

A 3060 is really meant as a 1080p card at this point, but it can do 1440p with upscaling, or native if you're playing older games.

 

A 4070 Super is a much better buy for longer-term 1440p, but like I said, it costs nearly twice as much.

[LeapFrogMasterRace]

For 1440p you really don't need to worry about CPU bottlenecks much. You would have no issue running a 4070 with a R5 7600. For decent framerates at decent settings you will want at least a RTX 3070 unless you play mostly older games.