My micro ATX budget built that I got from FB marketplace can run any games at 1080p high settings (in most cases max settings) (RT off)

[Fleetboy2024]

with 60+ fps and above

Ryzen 7 5800x
RTX 4060 Ti 8G
32 GB ram 3200

and this thing is so small, like the size of those dell optiplex tiny desktop

 

[DXCHASE]

I would hope so with a 4060ti and 5800x lol, you should be able to get decent frames at 1440p too.

 

[Fleetboy2024]

I would hope so with a 4060ti and 5800x lol, you should be able to get decent frames at 1440p too.

oh no... no no no

I know my rtx 4060ti can do 1440p, but I wanna keep my frames really high while turning every bells and whistles ON hehe

 

[Colif]

I wonder what my 5800x3d/7900XT could get in 1080p

I don't feel like finding out.

Already max out 1440p in most games so it would be pointless, my monitor only runs at 144hz

Most of those games aren't really a struggle anyway.

 

[Fleetboy2024]

I wonder what my 5800x3d/7900XT could get in 1080p

I don't feel like finding out.

Already max out 1440p in most games so it would be pointless, my monitor only runs at 144hz

Most of those games aren't really a struggle anyway.

I literally switched my 1440P monitor to a 1080p 144hz gaming monitor...

holy shoot, Dragon Age Veilguard runs silky smooth

 

[DXCHASE]

I literally switched my 1440P monitor to a 1080p 144hz gaming monitor...

Thats diabolical lol. You should go for a 1080p monitor with higher refresh rates if your staying at that res, youll still get good framerates in most games with that card/cpu combo.

 

[Fleetboy2024]

Thats diabolical lol. You should go for a 1080p monitor with higher refresh rates if your staying at that res, youll still get good framerates in most games with that card/cpu combo.

I'm playing mostly recent games at max settings, and some of them like silent hill 2, at high settings 1080p, only gives me 68 to 74 fps average

if I go to epic settings, its gonna go down from 54fps to 68 fps on average

so... I think I am happy with what I got