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So i currently have:
So far I've upgraded RAM and changed CPU cooler since I bought it ~5 years ago or so.
But recently I've been having trouble with performance of the GPU and one of the fans seems to be struggeling to spin and causes allot of noise. Temp goes up to 82-85c while gaming pretty much right away. I mostly play tarkov and I've had quite a bit of performance issues there. And very noticeable now with the new map there etc. Hogwarts legacy also struggled abit on reccomended settings wich are medium and 1080p and ive been getting issues with textures and props popping in super late. In several games. Aswell as low fps.
I've tried opening the gpu and getting all the dust out and wanted to take off heatsink to change the thermal paste. But couldn't get the heatsink off even tho all screws were out. (Think thermal pads were a bit stuck in it or something but idk not experienced with it and didn't wanna ruin the card) but didn't see much change from getting the dust out. Fans also seemed to spin fine. But one is still struggeling and making noise when on. CPU seems to be doing good temp wise.
So at first I was researching into just upgrading GPU. And kinda wanted to go up to a 12gb gpu. But I dunno if that's necessary. I have very limited knowledge about this stuff. I was also looking at the rx6600. But noticed that I might want a better cpu aswell at the same time? To not bottleneck the new gpu. And I'm noticing that most cards have higher requirements than 550w psu. Is 550w psu on the low end theese days aswell? I was thinking to use around 500-800 euros ish but can stretch higher.
But yeah, what do you guys think? Could I be good with just a new GPU for a good few years or should I look into getting a cpu and gpu together to make it last. And in that case should I look into a new psu aswell? Sorry for wall of text and not being very specific In the end, but any advice is greatly appreciated!
sorry for any grammar errors or poor explaination.
- Corsair 550w PSU
- ROG STRIX B350-F Gaming Motherboard
- 32gb RAM
- Ryzen 5 1600x six-core prosessor, 3900 mhz. CPU
- Palid Nvidia GTX 1070 ti GPU
So far I've upgraded RAM and changed CPU cooler since I bought it ~5 years ago or so.
But recently I've been having trouble with performance of the GPU and one of the fans seems to be struggeling to spin and causes allot of noise. Temp goes up to 82-85c while gaming pretty much right away. I mostly play tarkov and I've had quite a bit of performance issues there. And very noticeable now with the new map there etc. Hogwarts legacy also struggled abit on reccomended settings wich are medium and 1080p and ive been getting issues with textures and props popping in super late. In several games. Aswell as low fps.
I've tried opening the gpu and getting all the dust out and wanted to take off heatsink to change the thermal paste. But couldn't get the heatsink off even tho all screws were out. (Think thermal pads were a bit stuck in it or something but idk not experienced with it and didn't wanna ruin the card) but didn't see much change from getting the dust out. Fans also seemed to spin fine. But one is still struggeling and making noise when on. CPU seems to be doing good temp wise.
So at first I was researching into just upgrading GPU. And kinda wanted to go up to a 12gb gpu. But I dunno if that's necessary. I have very limited knowledge about this stuff. I was also looking at the rx6600. But noticed that I might want a better cpu aswell at the same time? To not bottleneck the new gpu. And I'm noticing that most cards have higher requirements than 550w psu. Is 550w psu on the low end theese days aswell? I was thinking to use around 500-800 euros ish but can stretch higher.
But yeah, what do you guys think? Could I be good with just a new GPU for a good few years or should I look into getting a cpu and gpu together to make it last. And in that case should I look into a new psu aswell? Sorry for wall of text and not being very specific In the end, but any advice is greatly appreciated!
sorry for any grammar errors or poor explaination.
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