People who can play the game without over heating your pc want kind of config do you have?

Ryzen 5600x and Radeon 6700xt

runs like butter 140fps in 1080p except in heavy Deli stuff

Well, I hate to say it but the 7700k is pretty old now and slow. I just upgraded from a 6600k to a 5600 and its night and day. The game is getting a huge update that's big enough to have them change the name to path of exile 2 so it's likely going to affect older hardware(especially cpu's) I think your 1080 is likely fine though.

I have a 5600 and intel arc a750 right now (I do have my old 1080 but I haven't tested it) and outside of a few small hitches at max settings at 4k (i lowered some of the particle stuff, it's running about the same locking at 60fps right now. this is in dx12 btw as that's the best API for intel. I am pretty new to the game so I don't know if they announced any need for hardware upgrades but it seems to be the case, also just turning down some settings might help as well (especially cpu demanding stuff). I was expecting a more drastic performance hit tbh, it may still come though.

My 6600k wasn't really cutting it in modern games anymore tbh, my 1% lows were extremely bad so I would drop to 40's/30's constantly on newer games with my 1080, after upgrade they became pretty smooth. I had to update for my intel gpu
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TorsteinTheFallen#1295 wrote:

Ryzen 5600x and Radeon 6700xt

runs like butter 140fps in 1080p except in heavy Deli stuff

same setup here. Have ~100 fps in 2k with dropping to 15-25 when i use grenades

I'm running an i7-14700k and 4080 Super. Entirely air cooled by a Noctua D15S and 7x Phanteks T30-120. Playing at 4k resolution with ultra settings across the board with DLSS on and my CPU / GPU never get above 70c (usually in the 60-65c range).

In my experience of PC building over the years, the case plays a huge role in how cool your temps are. A lot of people seem to think you need an AIO or custom liquid loop to cool modern components, but unless you're overclocking, you really don't. Air cooling is very good if you have a nice airy case. I'm using the NZXT H7 Flow case in this build, and it's worked out really well. My bedroom gets warm, but my components don't.