How strong is ryzen 5 1600 and gtx 1080 for 1080p 144hz gaming ...!!
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JalYt_Justin
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It's a great combo, no issues really. 1080 won't be bottlenecked however you still won't get full usage simply because it's too powerful for 1080p only. It's more of a 2k 144hz/4k 60hz card. Either way you won't find any performance issues.
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If you don't have a budget that you're particularly worried about, I would take the step to ultrawide 1440p monitors at either 60hz or 144hz. 1080 is a very powerful card so you won't really see full utilization. At high resolutions the CPU matters less, and a majority of the stress is placed on the GPU, so it's good that you have a powerful GPU. It's just overkill for 1080p.
If you're on a budget for monitors then 1080p is always a fine choice, and I have no reason for why you shouldn't buy the LG monitor.
TechyInAZ
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Nope no bottleneck, the 1600 is a good pairing. Though Intel's 8400 and 8600K are going to give you roughly 10 extra FPS (average, but this depends on the game) if that matters to you.
But keep in mind, if you get the 1600 to near 4GHz, it matches the 8400.
But keep in mind, if you get the 1600 to near 4GHz, it matches the 8400.
So default cooler can get me 4ghz on ryzen ..??
M worried and i have budget of 1000 canadian dollars for only CPU and GPU
While ram and mobo i will buy in INDIA
I have 144hz 1080p monitor and i will game on 144hz cuz i play CS GO
PUBG most of the time so higer refresh rate what i need the most ...
M worried and i have budget of 1000 canadian dollars for only CPU and GPU
While ram and mobo i will buy in INDIA
I have 144hz 1080p monitor and i will game on 144hz cuz i play CS GO
PUBG most of the time so higer refresh rate what i need the most ...
TechyInAZ
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Don't count on getting to 4ghz, from what I have seen "only" 35-40% of Ryzen chips can hit 4Ghz, most stay around the 3.9ghz range. But still 3.9ghz is a very good boost vs the base clock of the 1600.
As long as you don't go to say 1.4v yeah the stock cooler on the 1600 will be good enough, I suggest sticking around the 1.3v area which should net you a 3.8ghz overclock until you can get something better.
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