the rock comes in with a cpu upgrade question related to graphics cards and i like this one because i suspect a lot of people have this question it is just upgraded from a NUMBER_TOKEN super to a NUMBER_TOKEN ti he wants to know if he's NUMBER_TOKEN x so his ryzen NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKENx zen NUMBER_TOKEN is holding him back he wants to know if he should upgrade to the NUMBER_TOKENx he's got NUMBER_TOKEN gigs of ram he's got a NUMBER_TOKEN watt power supply hello and welcome to bite size tech i'm your host rogue and today a word from our sponsor URL_TOKEN home of the visa card that pays up to eight percent in rewards and the app that pays you up to NUMBER_TOKEN annually on your crypto stake join more than NUMBER_TOKEN million users on the world's fastest growing crypto app as you trade with confidence on the world's fastest and most secure crypto exchange tech has more information and a special sign up offer at the end of this video first thank you for including half of the information we ask for when we do these second please include all the information when we ask when you ask us these questions here's the thing he told us what his current or his old graphics card was and his new graphics card let me address that first a NUMBER_TOKEN super to a NUMBER_TOKEN ti is an absolutely solid real upgrade that is a big performance boost noticeable NUMBER_TOKEN more vram the newer technologies better ray tracing better everything great choice NUMBER_TOKEN gigs of ram awesome you're good there i mean that if you're just gaming you know you he probably had NUMBER_TOKEN and he had a NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN great number NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN power supply great fine here's the problem is your NUMBER_TOKENx holding you back maybe it depends what games do you play what resolution do you play at and do you have more than one monitor and do you multitask those will all color the answer now having said that let me give you all of the answers because it's not just the rock that we're answering but it's everybody who may be watching this first if you have one monitor and you play in either NUMBER_TOKENp or NUMBER_TOKENp on maybe NUMBER_TOKEN or NUMBER_TOKEN hertz monitor in other words you're not you don't have NUMBER_TOKEN or NUMBER_TOKEN hertz monitor you don't have a NUMBER_TOKENk or an ultra wide you know high-end monitor honestly your NUMBER_TOKENx is is fine if you've got one monitor and you've got modest frame rates under NUMBER_TOKEN frames per second it's holding you back a little bit to be sure but not massively so the difference in upgrading for just gaming he said mainly just game but on a single monitor in those conditions a new cpu is a lot of money to spend for a relatively small difference game load times game update times will be faster menu switching times will be faster but the game itself is going to run just fine now he might have one of those samsung odyssey gNUMBER_TOKEN super ultra wide NUMBER_TOKEN hertz g-sync monitors in which case dude why would we even have the conversation you've got a NUMBER_TOKEN monitor you know you should upgrade your cpu that's the other extreme somewhere in the middle would be like a NUMBER_TOKEN inch NUMBER_TOKENp NUMBER_TOKEN hertz or NUMBER_TOKEN hertz monitor and he's not a competitive gamer but he likes to enjoy his good frame
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