Looking for Feedback on My New 3D Rendering and Gaming PC Build

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Asked By TechieNinja99 On

I'm planning a brand new PC build primarily for 3D rendering as well as some light gaming (mostly Valorant and Sims). My current setup with a GeForce 2060 and an AMD R5 3600X just isn't cutting it anymore, and I'm ready to invest a bit more for a better machine since I'll also be using it for work. I'm looking for any recommendations that offer great value for my budget, which is between $2000 and $2800, including taxes. I found a bundle that includes an AMD R9 9950X CPU, a Gigabyte X870 Aorus Elite WiFi7 motherboard, and 64GB of Corsair RAM. Is this bundle a good choice? Additionally, I'm trying to decide on a graphics card, considering either the 5060 Ti or one of the AMD 9000 series. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

2 Answers

Answered By PCPartJunkie On

I couldn't access the link you shared; it prompted for a login. If you want feedback on your parts, just make sure to share the public link, and I can take a look!

TechieNinja99 -

Apologies for that! Here's the public link to my build: [https://pcpartpicker.com/list/yjvvyW](https://pcpartpicker.com/list/yjvvyW). Let me know what you think!

Answered By BuilderBro88 On

Based on my quick research, Enscape is more reliant on the GPU than CPU, so having a strong graphics card is crucial. For V-Ray, GPU rendering typically speeds things up, but a CPU like the 9700X could also work if you prefer that route. I'd suggest focusing on investing in a better GPU while maybe scaling back the CPU a bit. It might give you better overall performance without breaking the bank.

BuildGuru22 -

Good point! It makes sense to prioritize the GPU for rendering tasks. Let’s not forget how much smoother gaming can be with a solid graphics card too.

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