AMD Ryzen 5 3600 vs AMD Radeon RX 6800

This time we climb to 273 FPS average with SMT off and stock clocks, it's possible that disabling hyper threading would give a slight boost to many of...

Another new title where the radeon gpus are currently dominating is dirt five and again we're looking at another situation where the 6800 is as fast a...

Overclocking further to 3733MHz with 1867Mhz Infinity Fabric gave me an additional 10FPS boost. Enabling Precision Boost Overdrive (PBO) barely made any difference in my FPS but that could be due to me using a cheap cooler.

The die on these are actually pretty sizeable so it's impressive how cool it stays in a case. This card will overclock well and slight undervolt will yield a great experience. Oh and 16GB of VRAM. You're keeping yourself pretty future proof

Because Amazon likes combining reviews for different products: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core, 12-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor with Wraith Stealth Cooler (I'll stop doing this when Amazon stops combining reviews for unrelated products) Disclaimer: I am NOT a PC gamer. I did not get this CPU for gaming, so I don't bother with overclocking. I bought it because I needed a CPU for my new motherboard and the price was good. Installation was easy

Two 120mm fans pulling from front, and card fits fine. Also using an ATX psu. Needless to say I was worried about temps. Needless worry

Ok, when looking at the average framerate, not a massive difference, but again this isn't a great title for the rise in CPUs. We find similar results ...

The 30 70 or 30 80 they're far far away in the lead, and that's because nvidia's on its second generation of ray tracing hardware, and we talked about...

Unforunately I'm not sure how I can go about reducing these at this point. I have 6 case fans plus the stock AMD cooler fitted. I don't overclock anything and I'm aiming for 1080p on high settings which on any other game is perfectly manageable but Cyberpunk. I'm aware its a graphic heavy game and its definitely going to push my card but even running all the settings on low it was still hitting these temperatures and giving me the same result with no improvements

At just a 250-watt power requirement, I was surprised to see that, like the Radeon RX 6800 XT, the RX 6800 requires two eight-pin PSU connectors to power it. In contrast, 2019's Radeon RX 5700 XT, with its 225-watt needs, had the more common six-pin plus eight-pin configuration.