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Material-Junket214
Click the home bar on the bottom and click task manager. On the side it’ll say processes I think and that’s gives a better list of the parts. Although you do have a good cpu
EverythingEvil1022
So 4060Ti 8GB, 16GB DDR5, and a i7-13700KF
Not bad but not super amazing. I’d be tempted to update to at least 32GB or ram down the road. 4060Ti is kind of the best you’re going to get in that price bracket other than maybe the B580 or new 9060XT 16GB.
I’d say it depends on what you paid for it if it was a good deal. But you’ll be able to play the vast majority of games out right now with medium or high graphics. Maybe some maxed out.
Spoon_In_The_Road
Will play any current game well at 1080p resolution. Would devastate at 1440p with a RAM and GPU upgrade. Would recommend more RAM in the short term regardless.
umpikado
r/screenshotsarehard
donmclarenson
What did it cost? What kind of psu does ot have? Usually 4060 ti 8gb is a red flag because it’s basically a 3060 ti with better ray tracing, which is kind of a bogus marketing thing in amd of itself. Id sell the gpu amd get a 9060 xt or even like a 3080 ti.
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Click the home bar on the bottom and click task manager. On the side it’ll say processes I think and that’s gives a better list of the parts. Although you do have a good cpu
So 4060Ti 8GB, 16GB DDR5, and a i7-13700KF
Not bad but not super amazing. I’d be tempted to update to at least 32GB or ram down the road. 4060Ti is kind of the best you’re going to get in that price bracket other than maybe the B580 or new 9060XT 16GB.
I’d say it depends on what you paid for it if it was a good deal. But you’ll be able to play the vast majority of games out right now with medium or high graphics. Maybe some maxed out.
Will play any current game well at 1080p resolution. Would devastate at 1440p with a RAM and GPU upgrade. Would recommend more RAM in the short term regardless.
r/screenshotsarehard
What did it cost? What kind of psu does ot have? Usually 4060 ti 8gb is a red flag because it’s basically a 3060 ti with better ray tracing, which is kind of a bogus marketing thing in amd of itself. Id sell the gpu amd get a 9060 xt or even like a 3080 ti.