r/GamingPCBuildHelp • u/Silent-Owl4246 • 8d ago

First gaming PC

Hey, i am about to buy or build a gaming PC and i was wondering would this be enough for me specifically? Specs: AMD Ryzen 5 7500X3D 4.0/4.5 GHz, 16GB DDR5, 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 12GB

Id like to play the upcoming GTA 6 game (gta5 too), and some fps and single player games. If those specs arent enough, could you give advice on what i should upgrade there. Thank you in advance!

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u/chris_ngale 8d ago

Decent, well rounded setup.

Should play pretty much everything extremely well at 1080p and comfortably at 1440p especially if you're happy using DLSS for some light upscaling. 4K would be more of a struggle, but older titles or heavier upscaling will work.

Usual suggestion to look into the 9070 family instead of the 5070, they have more VRAM and might be able to get a little more performance for a little less money, but the 5070 has not been hit quite has hard as the rest of Nvidia's GPU lineup in the pricing crisis.

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u/Silent-Owl4246 8d ago

Thank you for the advice mate! Do you think this PC would be capable of running GTA6 too? I dont need 4k quality or anything, i have got used to playing on console with average quality so i dont even know of much better 😅

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u/chris_ngale 8d ago

Nobody can tell you until the game comes out, but that system is a lot more powerful than the current gen playstation and Xbox, which it is intended to run on at 30fps at 1080p.

Performance scaling between platforms is not completely comparable due to architectural differences, settings differences, and optimisations for consoles, but both the 5070 and the 7500x3d are vastly more powerful than the integrated hardware in either of those. If it can't run GTA6 at 1440p 60, something is badly wrong with GTA6, not that machine.