Here's the PC build I'm considering. I mainly play Fortnite and Overwatch and would like a realistic estimate of the frame rates at both 1080p and 1440p. I'm also open to changing parts if there are better-value options for gaming performance.
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You may be able to improve the build by cutting back on expensive brand-name parts and putting that money toward the graphics card or CPU. A value-focused setup with a strong gaming processor and a modern Radeon card should handle 1080p extremely well and provide high-refresh-rate performance at 1440p. Just make sure the power supply and cooling are adequate for the final parts.
Exact FPS depends on the CPU, GPU, graphics settings, and whether features like ray tracing or upscaling are enabled. A good way to get a close estimate is to search for benchmark videos using the specific processor, graphics card, game, and resolution. That will also show the 1% lows, not just the average FPS.
If the system uses a GeForce RTX 3070 Ti, a rough estimate for Fortnite would be around 180–220 FPS at 1080p and roughly 140–160 FPS at 1440p, depending heavily on the settings and CPU. Competitive settings can produce higher numbers, while maximum visual settings will lower them.
I’m considering switching to a more value-oriented version of the build. Thanks for the suggestions.