Ryzen 7 5700x3d with gtx 1650 super

[inGlourious]

Will the ryzen 7 5700x3dwork fine with gtx 1650 super. I want to upgrade the CPU now, and the GPU later. I'm interested how it will perform in CS2 for now.

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[blunus]

Your CPU is fine for a while, maybe until AM6. Upgrade your GPU to at least RX 6700 XT or RTX 4070.

[r.linder]

It'll give an uplift, just not much until you upgrade the GPU depending on the game

CS2 is mostly CPU but it still counts on the GPU to keep up with how many frames it has to render, you would be able to get consistently higher frames with a faster GPU

For many AAA games you're bottlenecked by the 1650S regardless and in those cases will not see much of any benefit until you upgrade, ideally to at least around RTX 4070 or RX 7800XT level, bare minimum RX 7600-XT, 6700-XT, or 4060 Ti 16G if you really prefer to stick with NVIDIA graphics

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[A&A]

As long as you are running on low screen resolution. CS2 will be fine.

[smokerob79]

we dont know what the old CPU is.....real world if its something old like a 4670k it will be a massive up lift.....with that CPU you want need to upgrade anything but the GPU for the next 3 to 5 years.....

[Xuild]

Originally posted by inGlourious:

Will the ryzen 7 5700x3dwork fine with gtx 1650 super. I want to upgrade the CPU now, and the GPU later. I'm interested how it will perform in CS2 for now.

it'll run good, ryzen 5 3600 user here that used to play that exact game max settings with a 1660 super

[GOD RAYS ON ULTRA™]

Who's the dork giving jesters? Show yourself you intellectually disabled coward!

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Originally posted by inGlourious:

Will the ryzen 7 5700x3dwork fine with gtx 1650 super. I want to upgrade the CPU now, and the GPU later. I'm interested how it will perform in CS2 for now.

What CPU do you have currently?

[inGlourious]

Originally posted by GOD RAYS ON ULTRA™:

Who's the dork giving jesters? Show yourself you intellectually disabled coward!

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Emotional jesters will no longer be respected here.

Originally posted by inGlourious:

Will the ryzen 7 5700x3dwork fine with gtx 1650 super. I want to upgrade the CPU now, and the GPU later. I'm interested how it will perform in CS2 for now.

What CPU do you have currently?

Ryzen 5 2600

[smokerob79]

Originally posted by inGlourious:

Originally posted by GOD RAYS ON ULTRA™:

Who's the dork giving jesters? Show yourself you intellectually disabled coward!

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What CPU do you have currently?

Ryzen 5 2600

will still be a massive upgrade......hope you can do the GPU soon after

[Xuild]

Originally posted by smokerob79:

Originally posted by inGlourious:

Ryzen 5 2600

will still be a massive upgrade......hope you can do the GPU soon after

theres absolutely nothing wrong with a 1650 super asides no raytracing, but who uses raytracing anyway?

although if OP really wants to upgrade, get an rtx 3060, cheap and good performance (or the 4060 with 16gb of vram)

[BurakZG]

Ryzen 7 5700x3d is a good processor, especially for gaming.
You will see very little (or none at all) result in games upgrading from Ryzen 2600 to Ryzen 5700X3D, with GTX 1650 Super as GPU. The better GPU you have the more worth it will be to upgrade to 5700X3D.
I would do exactly opposite. First upgrade GPU, then CPU.

[_I_]

5700x3d would be a massive improvement for games when not gpu bottlenecked

csgo/2 is very cpu intensive, needs fast cores for high fps

1650s is a weak gpu, but can be held back by the 2600 in newer games with lower visual settings

upgrading the gpu alone can get you better visual settings or higher res at similar fps
but upgrade the cpu for more fps

but he 5700x3d will need a board with the ability to power it without vrm throttling

[Midnight Aurais]

honestly if you are going 1650 consider a minipc they are cheaper then if you want to buy the parts them self i know because i build a 8700g which has the 780m chipset that performs equal to 1650 and in vram limited scenarios better then the 1650 because you can give it 16 gb of your ram so a system of minimum 32 gb is recommended

the + thing about the minipc
- they are small really there some that fit in the palm of your hand
- a lot of them come with a port that allows you to dock it in a gpu dock and run a full sized videocard
- low overall system wattage

eventually you can always make this a console heck use bazzite and the experience becomes 100% console like comparible to the steamdeck interface and if you do some emulation you can play like playstation games and such right from it

or alternatively you separate gaming from internet shenanigans which i did mine bit more extreme as the gaming rig no longer has internet but that is due to a problem with the tpm on that system runs everything fine but it is no longer safe on the internet because of authentication issues