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3600x ryzen (very fined.)
32gb ram (16gb is fine.)
but my rx580 8gb.
(100% burning out. not okay.)
i would say
1st = is nvme helps a ton.
2nd = is poe2 seems very gpu heavy.
(like Cake said.)
i'm looking at =gpu upgrade mainly.
a used rx 6700xt 12gb
or intel arc b580 12gb
either GPU with be 3x times my rx580.
so that will set it for years to come.
(try to main nvme/ssd.)
(try to avoid/GPU with 8gb vram.)
lastly, i monitor my cpu 3600x,
(it seems doesn't much affected 20-60% usage.)
while GPU RX580 maxing out.
90%-100% constant.
(though maxing 58c, it's worrying me quite some.)
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6800xt or 4070 will bottleneck by cpu.
unless you are running 1440p.
while you're waiting to get the fix in. i would also suggest maybe trying out the vulcan option. it should say "in beta" or something similar. vulcan does help out quite a bit with older gpus. give it a shot. under video options.
all the best.
great choice. just make sure the 16gb version 4060. also like above says vulkan is good. ryzen 3600 + 4060 will have no issue. cheers
also the nvme if can don't get gen5 top speed. it can runs extremely hot. (those 6k-8k mb/s once.)
anything 1000mb/s-3000mb/s is good enough.
mainly nvme/ssd is the IOPS.
(input output per seconds.) comparing to hdd.
the data gen5 etc is more like moving large files / streaming or editing videos.