My pc right now was good for games like doom and hollow night but i want to be able to play modern games at 60 fps, like md2/3 forza series, games like that, also would this be good for vr?

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  1. Euphoric_Version_170

    could use another stick of ram, but that’s just my oppinion built up from seeing posts like “where’s all my ram being used?!”

  2. my5cworth

    That’s perfectly middle of the road. The 5600X is a good CPU & the 4070 is a great card.

    Like others said, another stick of RAM will help and won’t cost you much.

  3. CheeseLoverMax

    Just get 32 gb instead of 16 and you’re set

  4. 2x16GB 3600 C16 to be exact. That’s the memory you should go for.

  5. dqUu3QlS

    If this is a new system, definitely get 32GB of RAM instead of 16, and at least 2TB of storage. If this is the system you already have, don’t upgrade anything unless you are noticeably running low.

  6. TheLegendD4RK

    If you are planning to play VR games then better get a better CPU like 7600+ or if that’s a full system that you have or planning to buy as a full set you can consider replacing the CPU with 5800x3D, CPU does matter in VR for the minimum frame rate that you get.

  7. 1234L357

    Don’t buy AM4 configuration, get AM5 to be able to upgrade the cpu in the future.

  8. trashpanda89

    In addition to the 32GB RAM others have already recommended, maybe think about getting another SSD. With 1TB you’ll run out of space quickly, given the size of modern games. But you can add that later easily and SSDs became quite cheap.

  9. Yukaiwaii

    I have pretty much the exact same setup, only difference is I have 32 gb of ram, though I can say. It easily passes!

  10. Bendoair

    I would upgrade ram to 32 gigs and the ssd to 2 terras, the ssd especially shouldn’t be that pricey.

  11. I have almost the exact same setup, but with 32gb ram. 1440p gaming at around 100 fps on ultra (of course depends per game) and about 60 with path tracing on cyberpunk and alan wake (dlss balanced/performance and fg)

  12. juippi_iiro

    My setup is almost identical but with a 3080. Works very well in pretty much any game. For FH5 i get 110+ fps on max settings and 130+ on MW2 with max settings at 1080p

  13. YOU_SIRIOUS

    If QHD yes, if FHD id go cheaper GPU and go am5 platform

  14. Mister_Shrimp_The2nd

    Is ram 1x16gb stick, or 2x8gb sticks? If single, then add another ram stick of same type and CAS/speed rating.

    But yea overall very decent modern gaming build

  15. carlos_pasa_de_ti

    You don’t need to buy more ram, just download 16GB and you’ll be fine. Also upgrade the case to a darker one for proper 4k 60fps, thank me later.

    Enjoy your new machine and happy new year!

  16. UraniumDisulfide

    If you’re asking for buying advice maybe say what the pricetag is

  17. Quitschicobhc

    What resolution are planning to play at and is budget of any concern?
    Because for what you’re describing something like a rx7600 or rtx4060 are sufficient and offer a decently better price performance. But if spending a little extra is not a concern, the 4070 doesn’t have a horrible price performance ratio or anything.

    https://www.logicalincrements.com/articles/graphicscardcomparison

    https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu_value.html#

    https://www.tomshardware.com/features/forza-horizon-5-pc-performance-benchmarks-tested

    I had no idea what game md2/3 was referring to.

  18. FusionIsTrash

    I have the exam same cpu and gpu and I can run pretty much any triple A game 1440p 90+ fps. If the ram is 1x 16 gb, then add another 16 gb to it.

  19. lazyslacker

    It’s a solidly last-gen setup other than the video card, but at this point it will be a good setup.

  20. Everything’s great except for RAM, but that’s easy and cheap to upgrade

  21. zboy2106

    RGB will boost performance by 300%. So yeah, more than decent I would say.

  22. StrikerX1360

    Yes it’s good. I’m hoping that’s 2x8GB of RAM and not just one 16GB stick, but regardless RAM is an inexpensive upgrade and 32GB is something to consider down the line anyway.

  23. Stark_Athlon

    Could you send a pic of the case? I’ve never heard of that case and I’m curious on it.

  24. CPU and RAM are lacking when compared to the GPU. In general it’s decent.

  25. ahjaokay

    Are you building a completely new system from scratch? If so, I would consider going AM5 with Zen 4 for future proving. If bugdet is tight go with a cheaper or used GPU. AM4 is a legacy platform, wouldn‘t start a new build on that tbh.

  26. Yallapachi

    As no one mentioned it as far as I have scrolled through this… you probably need at least a 750w power supply – better 850w. 650w may not even work out of the box to begin with…

  27. f0rg1vennn

    make it 32 gb of ram and it’s awesome, it’s good like this too

  28. Gabito991

    Pretty decent. I would add a 1TB HDD just in case, and the ram if you can go for 32 GB 3600 GHz it’s a better choice.

  29. baliza1991

    That’s oretty good yeah. You’ll play basically any game with 60 fps easily at 1440p

  30. Able-Economist2335

    Insult them block them so they can’t reply, then it looks like you got the last word. This is the tankie chamber way.

  31. I kinda have your build (4070 with r7 5800x3d and 32gb of RAM) – not a big AAA gamer but rdr2 with everything maxed out at 2k resolution 110+ fps, other competitive games like cs, lol, valorant, warzone and so are 200+ fps

  32. mkvii1989

    I used a 4070 for a minute, though I have a better CPU, and it was solid. Was averaging well over 60fps in CP2077 at 1440p ultra, RT High.

    Edit: That’s with DLSS 2. I didn’t try frame gen and path tracing.

  33. No they aren’t, you should throw it away and tell me where you did so

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