u/MSRI_117

I am asking this question for two reasons.

1: I am just curious as to what people think about this GPU. Just taking in the average opinion of the GPU I use.

2: I am considering saving some money and getting a 9070xt or a 7900 xtx. But I play on 1080p and aim for 120fps. I built the PC I use a few months ago (R7 8700g / 7800xt) and if I could go back in time with what I know now I would have bought a 9070xt. But I am enjoying the performance of my 7800xt, im just wondering if I should go ahead and upgrade because of what tomfoolery future games have concerning optimization.

I understand that you cannot pair an RTX 5090 with a Pentium or some abomination like that and get any kind of performance.

But when it comes to modern hardware how much benefit is a R7 9800X3d compared to something like a R5 9600X? I imagine there is, but is there enough to be a night and day difference? Enough that its worth spending hundreds of dollars more?

I have a R7 8700g with a 7800XT in my current build, I have been thinking about getting one of the 3D processors but im really considering whether or not it would be worth it.

EDIT: I should be clear as to what my play style is. I typically play games at 1080p 120fps. That is my goal for most titles. If I am incapable of getting 120fps then and only then will I use Frame generation by using the 780m IGPU on the 8700g on Lossless Scaling. I hope this gives more context for my specific gaming setup/whether it would be worth getting a more powerful CPU

EDIT: I did not make my title clear enough. I am refering to AMD cards gpus not NVIDIA.

This might be a dumb question but there is a reason I am asking.

AMD changed their naming system from the 100s place being the tier to the 10s place to be more like NVIDIA. So the 9000 series didnt have the RX 9600 and the RX 9700, its the 9060 and 9070 (This is at least how I understand it).

When the 10000 releases years from now how will it be pronounced?

Example: the hypothetical RX 10060 XT. Will we really be expected to say RX Ten-Thousand Sixty? To me that is a mouthful. I would say its easier to say than Ten-Thousand Six hundred.

In my very amateur opinion it would be easier to call it an RX 10K60. "K" being 1000, so it would be pronounced RX Ten K Sixty

I do want to know what you all think, this is just something I was mulling over in my head.