Budget
+31%
Whole system
+25%
GPU performance
Stability check
Motherboard only offers PCIe 4 – RTX 5060 TI expects PCIe 5
The link is halved. At high resolutions and on cards with limited video memory that costs measurable performance. A board with a current PCIe generation recovers it.
This stage targets the core bottlenecks of the current system without requiring a platform switch. By upgrading to 32GB of high-speed RAM and a 16GB VRAM GPU, the system achieves stable 1080p high-refresh performance while doubling storage capacity.
Avg FPS (1080p Ultra)
85 FPS
1%-Low FPS (1080p)
62 FPS
GPU Compute
22 TFLOPS
- RAM+15%SpecBefore (current)After (new)Capacity (GB)1632Frequency (MT/s)32003600CAS Latency (CL)1616Bandwidth (GB/s)25.628.8Generation (type)DDR4DDR4Voltage (V)1.351.35Profile (type)XMP 2.0XMP 2.0Rank (type)SingleDualECC (bool)FalseFalseTimings (T)16-18-18-3616-19-19-39
- GPU+25%
After (new)
AMD Radeon RX 9060 XTAlternativeNVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 TiSpecBefore (current)After (new)VRAM size (GB)816Compute power (TFLOPS)2248Bus width (bits)128192Memory bandwidth (GB/s)288512TGP (W)165230RT generation (type)2nd Gen4th GenProcess node (nm)64PCIe generation (type)4.0 x85.0 x16Boost clock (GHz)2.532.85Encoder (type)AV1Enhanced AV1 - SSD+15%
After (new)
Lexar NM790 2TB NVMe: +400%SpecBefore (current)After (new)Sequential Read (MB/s)350014500Sequential Write (MB/s)210012700Capacity (GB)5002000PCIe GenerationGen4Gen5Random Read (IOPS)2500001500000Random Write (IOPS)4000001500000DRAM CacheNoneYesTBW (Total Bytes Written)1601200InterfaceNVMe 1.4NVMe 2.0ControllerPhison E21TPhison E26