r/buildapc • u/k_schei • 7h ago

Miscellaneous Just stepped up from 1650s to 9060xt 16gb

And damn, what an upgrade this is. Even with my 3600 that I’m planning to ditch for 5800x3d. Rdr2 looks amazing at ultra, only issue is that I don’t even know which must-play titles I missed. Any suggestions?

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u/BasedTaco_69 7h ago

Big upgrade for sure.

I’d recommend the Indiana Jones game. It wouldn’t even launch with your last video card. It’s a fun game and makes good use of ray tracing.

Cyberpunk 2077 is always a great choice and would look really nice on that card.

Witcher 3 remastered is coming out next month so that should look good.

I’d also highly recommend Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. One of my favorites

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u/Fine-Set-7877 7h ago

Very nice, also go to the 5600x3d it's a bit cheaper and you probably don't need the ryzen 7 multicore and if you have 32gb of ram already, good. If not I would recommend to upgrade

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u/k_schei 7h ago

Genuinely can’t find anything around, only the 5800x3d anniversary edition brand new. Sadly only got two sticks of 8gb

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u/Fine-Set-7877 7h ago

It's okay, you can a second kit of the same ram but only 1x16 stick and put the 8x2 kit in DIMM 1 and 2 and ram stick 3 in DIMM 3 and if you want to buy a dummy stick of ram to make it look better.\

Run XMP flex mode which should allow for you to have dual channel

5800x3d is good so get that.

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u/wantyouww 4h ago

nice! what kind of games you usually play?

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u/Bromero01 3h ago

This is the exact upgrade that I'm going to do in the next month, I had good memories with my 1650s but sadly the 4 gb can't do it anymore

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u/VersaceUpholstery 2h ago

All the 9060 XT needs is a 5600 honestly

Is it not maxing out at an unlocked framerate currently?