And how exactly does it work for you and what games do you play? at a resolution of 1920 1080 (full hd), the card will hardly open, except in games on directx 12 or vulcan, and if you play on directx 11 also in full hd, again depends on the specific game, the card may not load completely. There are games like tes skyrim, in which the cards from the reds work extremely poorly, and there is, for example, dying light - the first part, here in it the map works perfectly even the rx 6000 line of cards. It already depends more on the game than on the video card, I replaced my gtx 1080ti with rx 6900xt, and so far everything is fine, the only days gone and skyrim taps don't work well, the video card doesn't load completely + friezes in days gone. And in the rest of the games everything is excellent.(2k resolution, 120 hz (lock at 117 fps) with a high probability, if you change the video card to rtx 3000 there will be a similar situation (the video card will not be overloaded with full hd resolution, especially) here we already need a processor much more powerful than the ryzen r9 5900x, at least the 12th generation of intel. In general, in full hd in your case, given the performance of the video card, there will be an emphasis on the processor, and in games on directx 11, especially with the open world, there will be an emphasis on the api itself, or again in the processor, depends on the game. If games like cs go, then everything should be just fine there, there are very few details and the location is small, there should be no problems. I recently passed rage 2 (a relatively old game) and passed mad max (2015) is perfectly optimized, even on rx6000 it works fine. Now I'm playing far cry 6, without ray tracing, since it greatly reduces performance on amd cards, and I would like it to be at least 100fps +. There are no problems. In which games exactly do you have problems?
