Gaming PC build Radeon RX 5700 XT 8GB, Ryzen R7 1700, 16GB performance review

A PC gaming machine that puts together a Ryzen R7 1700 processor, a Radeon RX 5700 XT 8GB GPU and 16GB system memory will be able to play 952 games from the top 1000 recommended requirements. The PC could increase the number of games it can run at recommended requirements to 988 if it upgraded its bottleneck component, the Ryzen R7 1700.

Lets see how well a gaming PC with these components performs on one of todays more popular games, Cyberpunk 2077. To summarise, we feel that with the Radeon RX 5700 XT 8GB you can enjoy Cyberpunk 2077 at 1440p resolution pretty comfortably. The graphics card is going to run smoother on High 1440p rather than Ultra, where it would be getting 45 FPS. But when run on 1440p High it would get 64 FPS, and at Medium 94 FPS and then on Low it would return 120 FPS. The Radeon RX 5700 XT 8GB would also be good at 1080p Ultra, getting 60 FPS.

2nd most popular game: Hyper Scape - To summarise, with this graphics card you do not need concern yourself too much regarding Hyper Scape frame rates. Because Ultra graphics setting can be turned on across all resolutions up to 4K quite comfortably.We are seeing 4K getting 39 FPS, 1440p will get 65 frame rate and if you are interested then 1080p gaming can get 86 FPS. Based around the Radeon RX 5700 XT 8GB launch price, we calculate the cost per frame at different resolutions. 1080p Ultra frames will cost $4.64, 1440p frames cost $6.14 each and then the 4K costs $10.23 per frame.

3rd most popular game: Call of Duty Warzone - To summarise, with this graphics card you do not need concern yourself too much regarding Call of Duty Warzone frame rates. Because Ultra graphics setting can be turned on across all resolutions up to 4K quite comfortably.We are seeing 4K getting 39 FPS, 1440p will get 65 frame rate and if you are interested then 1080p gaming can get 86 FPS. Based around the Radeon RX 5700 XT 8GB launch price, we calculate the cost per frame at different resolutions. 1080p Ultra frames will cost $4.64, 1440p frames cost $6.14 each and then the 4K costs $10.23 per frame.