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Yeah, who'd have thought it's good to have a choice.

It should be fine :)

​@@cellfourteen Estado jugando y se mantiene bien los fps y temperatura jugando al ratchet en todo alto en 35C jeje

@@ambitions3806 Sounds great! BTW, the RX 7800 XT is capable of a lot more on next gen motherboards, RAM, and processors -- it's perfect to hold on to for longer through a complete gradual upgrade of the rest of the system -- so you are good to go. Happy gaming!

Thank you

@ No prob.

Just the instructions for "High frame rate" from PCGamingWiki. It's probably wiser to cap the framerate at 60 or 120. I was just trying the game with the highest refresh rate of the monitor because the sky in this level looks pretty cool.

@@cellfourteen Oh, yes, thank you. I have 768p monitor and textures are not so clear. Need to try it in 1440p in future 👍

Good question, but I don't know the answer. Never used one myself.

Everything is stock from the DeepCool AK400 kit (except for the thermal paste, which is a DeepCool Z3 the computer store threw in for free). My computer case comes with 4 120 mm fans, but I have installed 2 additional Be Quiet! Pure Wings 2s (120mm High Speed 4 pin), one at the front, and one at the back. I suppose they help quite a bit, too.

I had i5 13600kf and with beefier cooler and i had 75-95c while gaming so i returned it and choose this i5 13400f so i wanted to know if the temps are this good without the bracket cpu thing that was everybody recomending but i didnt want risking demaging it i also dont need that mutch cpu power for 1440p heavier games for my 7800xt. Thanks for the reply😊

This is normal, yes. Although the room temperature is at around 20. I've never seen it go over 70. With ray tracing in other games, it goes at around 64-68 if I really push it. The case is Sharkoon TG6. It has 4 stock fans, but I reconfigured it with 2 additional high speed Be Quiet Pure Wings 2s, one at the front and one at the back, which I think really helps to keep temperatures under control. But yeah, the video card is pretty cool on its own, and Starfield itself is slightly less demanding than other games IMO (Hogwarts Legacy goes above 65, without ray tracing, and at 1440p Ultra).

This is not the ideal combo. It's a budget solution that works well with this video card. If you are okay with 60 FPS, the i5-13400F would do nicely even at 1440p until you could upgrade to a better CPU. Faster RAM won't hurt either. If you push it too hard though, like to higher than 60 FPS, RT, crowds, and detail on ULTRA, etc., the i5-13400F will start bottlenecking, as expected.

@@cellfourteen what is a good recommendation on acpu to pair with it?

@@russellscott5134 Anything starting from i7-12700f, i5-13600K, i7-13700/F, and so on (and their AMD equivalents) should be able to bring out the best from the RX 7800 XT.

@@cellfourteen cool, thanks for the info. I will look into that. I know there is a smoking deal on a 12700/z690/32gb ddr5 combo in my area that i may go with.

@@russellscott5134 Happy gaming :)

You are very welcome!

Not a clue. I am pretty sure that the graphics card drivers were at ver. 23.12.1. Clean install with DDU after I ditched my GTX 1650 for the RX 7800 XT. So yeah, no trickeries here (in fact, I am still testing the GPU with other games, and I am very happy with this CPU/GPU combo on this resolution) Try setting everything as shown in the beginning (1080p and so on). Unfortunately, I don't have the game right now (tried it on Uplay+ and decided to buy it and play it sometime in the future before uninstalling it). It is possible that they have pushed an update in the meanwhile. Other than that, I don't know, check out my specs in the description? Although, I doubt it that the system RAM or the motherboard model might be the problem--they are pretty much below midrange. As I remember it, the game ran fine, but would probably run more comfortably with FSR at some places of the map. Please do tell when you find the solution of you problem.