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Thanks for watching. And yes you're right! I've no idea how I missed that 😂 Sorry about that! I might do an updated video soon to correct that and also include more than 4 games. Thanks again!

@@BenchmarkingBob No problem.

Hi! FSR (FidelityFX Super Resolution), renders a game to a lower resolution, then upscales it to the original resolution and sharpens the final image. For example say you're playing a game at 1080p, FSR will render the game at 720p, then upscale it back up to 1080p, resulting in more performance. The downside is a slight reduction in quality but you may not even notice it. In my video, I used FSR with frame generation turned on, which essentially adds an extra frame between two frames, sometimes doubling performance as you can see in the COD MW3 benchmark. The downside of frame generation is that it can add significant input lag. I don't recommend frame generation in multiplayer games because of the input lag, but in single player games, it can be reasonable( depending on the game). Sorry for the long answer it can be complicated to explain. Thanks for watching!

Thank you man i appreciate the support and response, this will be my build i just need to get more educated on pc stuff 😂 i’m switching from console so it’s all new and complicated.

Yes, 750 watt is more than enough! That's what I use in this system. Just don't get a cheap power supply, it's not worth the risk. I recommend a 750 or 850 watt gold rated PSU from a trusted brand as a minimum on these specifications. Thanks for watching!

I have same gpu, motherboard, ram and psu like you. But I use ryzen 7700(non x) I want to upgrade my gpu to 7900 xtx(nitro model). Since its recomending 800 psu and 420w power draw, you think my corsair 750w will be enough?​@@BenchmarkingBob

Hi, this is a tough one. You should be fine with that PSU, however my only worry is power spikes. If it's a good quality PSU it should handle those random power spikes. If not, I wouldn't risk it. Personally, I recommend 850 watt gold rated PSU, just for piece of mind and to account for power spikes. Thanks for watching!

@@BenchmarkingBob Thank you so much for your answer. I think its not gonna be safe to upgrade 430w gpu. I considiring upgrade my 7700 to 7800x3d. With overclock 7900 xt, do you think it going to be worth it?

No problem. The 7800X3D is one of the best CPU's out there for gaming, and it's very power efficient. It will give you more performance in CPU bound games in particular, but for graphical games there may be little difference in performance between 7700 and 7800X3D. The 7900xtx will almost certainly give more performance overall, especially in graphics intensive games. Hopefully this helps answer your question it's a tough choice!

No problem!

Hi! Yes, this build can handle everything at 1440p and even some 4k. FSR on 1440p does reduce the quality slightly however some people may not notice it. I do personally notice it but I think it still looks better than 1080p native in my opinion. Also just to note I recommend using FSR with frame generation turned off in competitive games because the input lag can be significant. Thanks for watching!

@@BenchmarkingBob okay tysm, u received a sub

The CPU cooler is called DeepCool AK620. The temperatures are on the higher side because of the ambient room temperature, which was roughly 26c.

Thanks for pointing this out I did not notice this. I believe it's just a visual bug with the AMD overlay however I will check this tomorrow to be certain. If it's not a visual bug then I will delete and re-upload this video because I don't want to mislead people! Thanks again! Edit: I have confirmed that it's just a visual bug on AMD's overlay. I tested some games again and the frequency shown in the overlay is completely wrong. I confirmed this by using task manager and HWiNFO which show the correct frequency. Average frequency while gaming is 4.7-5.0ghz. Apologies for this!

Thanks man! I don't have that game on steam yet but I've heard of it and I might purchase and test it in the future. If you don't want to wait, I've seen other people upload benchmarks on UA-cam already with my system specs.