With the current launch of FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR), AMD has added one more highly effective instrument for avid gamers. Options like FSR, Radeon Increase, and Good Entry Reminiscence are all meant to assist PC avid gamers get extra out of the {hardware} they personal. At 11:00 a.m. PT on Wednesday, July 7, we’ll construct an all-AMD-based gaming PC stay on YouTube to check out these very options.
The construct is sponsored by AMD (who supplied the CPU and GPU), however the remainder of the components have been picked and bought by PCWorld to make a really succesful gaming machine. The full price of this explicit construct hits round $2,000 (if the GPU was purchased at MSRP) and contains these components:
On the coronary heart of the system are an 8-core AMD Ryzen 7 5800X, which is nice for gaming and streaming on one machine, and a Radeon RX 6700 XT, which targets 1440p gaming and above. There’s a beneficiant 16GB of fancy, high-clocked RAM for gaming, and there are two quick storage choices to accommodate all the most recent titles. Each are plugged in to a well-reviewed X570 motherboard from Asus, and it’s all going to be thrown right into a very talked-about Lian Li tower with loads of RGB.
After the system is constructed we’ll exhibit configure an AMD-based PC for getting the very best efficiency, together with enabling Good Entry Reminiscence, putting in and updating Radeon Adrenalin software program, and configuring issues like Radeon Increase. Within the weeks following the construct we’ll be doing sport streams on this rig over on PCWorld’s YouTube channel—the primary one will happen at 2:00 p.m. PT on Friday, July 9.
