Help needed

[Palsternackan]

10 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

Userbechmark is quite poor.

We like to use LTT, Hardware Unboxed or GamersNexus for proper benchmark comparison.

 

The TUF motherboard has 2 x AURA RGB headers and 1 x AURA Addressable Gen 2 header.

 

Here is a picture from Hardware Unboxed with a 10 game average at 1080p with an RTX 4090.

The 5700X3D leads a bit over the 5700x, not by an earth shattering amount but its a lead.

Oh okay.

 

Would you say a 1000kr increase in price is worth the money?

Or would i be fine with a 5600x?

[Hinjima]

9 minutes ago, Palsternackan said:

Oh okay.

 

Would you say a 1000kr increase in price is worth the money?

Or would i be fine with a 5600x?

Not with an Intel ARC B580.

With a faster GPU like a 4070 Super or 7800 XT,  Yes.

 

If you want to.. I hate this word.. ''Futureproof' the system then yes, if you can spare the budget.

[Palsternackan]

2 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

Not with an Intel ARC B580.

With a faster GPU like a 4070 Super or 7800 XT,  Yes.

 

If you want to.. I hate this word.. ''Futureproof' the system then yes, if you can spare the budget.

Okay. I'll stick with the 5600x then. The total cost would be a bit to steep at the moment. 

But there's always possibilities to upgrade in the future.

 

What is the key to knowing all of these cpu and gpu combinations. Like what are the criterias, which cpus fit the best with certain gpus and vice versa?

[Hinjima]

17 minutes ago, Palsternackan said:

Okay. I'll stick with the 5600x then. The total cost would be a bit to steep at the moment. 

But there's always possibilities to upgrade in the future.

 

What is the key to knowing all of these cpu and gpu combinations. Like what are the criterias, which cpus fit the best with certain gpus and vice versa?

Exactly. We got to be realistic with the budget but the improved TUF motherboard would be nice to have for future CPU upgrades.

 

I can't really give you a definite answer on that. 

Its years of knowledge and watching every single benchmark video from multiple sources for every single component released.

With this you learn how to pair components together to make a balanced system

 

This channel is very cool to learn about upcoming components etc . Quite a lot of bumbojumbo

I easily watch 10+ hours of videos like these, every single week.

https://www.youtube.com/@MooresLawIsDead/videos