Leaderboard / Scan report #7tx9z296

J3x

October 28, 2026 at 02:52 PM UTC Verified scan Scanner 0.4.0
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RMS SCORE 67.6 / 100

Stronger than 25% of scanned systems

Average of 2 systems with the same graphics card: 72.9

Best-value upgradeAdd 2×8 GB to reach 32 GB+2.6 pointsUpgrade plan →
Summary

About this system

J3x’s system was scanned with RankMySetup Scanner 0.4.0 on October 28, 2026 at 02:52 PM UTC and verified.

With an i9-10850K CPU, an RTX 3060 Ti graphics card and 16 GB of DDR4 RAM, this desktop scored 67.6 out of 100 — higher than 25% of all systems scanned so far.

Its strongest point is the 240 Hz monitor; its lowest-rated part is the RTX 3060 Ti graphics card.

The CPU is somewhat stronger than the graphics card; in demanding games the GPU will usually be the limit.

By our estimates it can max out your 240 Hz monitor in competitive games like Valorant, Counter-Strike 2, League of Legends, Rainbow Six Siege X, Rocket League and Dota 2; in demanding games like Cyberpunk 2077, expect around 86 FPS at 1920×1080 on high settings.

Windows 10

Windows 10 support has ended. Consider moving to Windows 11 for security updates.

Fast storage

Thanks to the NVMe SSD, games and Windows load very quickly.

High refresh rate

A 240 Hz monitor gives a clear edge in competitive games.

Expert take
Written by AI from this scan’s data. It may contain mistakes.

Your setup is a highly capable machine for competitive esports at 1080p. With your high refresh rate monitor and powerful i9-10850K, you will experience incredibly smooth gameplay in titles like Valorant, Counter-Strike 2, and League of Legends where frame rates are exceptionally high.

The primary bottleneck in your system is the RTX 3060 Ti. While it handles esports well, it struggles to keep up with your high-end CPU in more demanding AAA titles like Cyberpunk 2077 or Elden Ring. You may notice lower frame rates and less stability when playing visually intensive games at high settings.

To improve your experience, the most sensible step is adding another 2x8 GB of RAM to reach 32 GB. This will provide better multitasking headroom and system stability. Following that, upgrading to an RTX 5060 or RX 9060 XT class graphics card will significantly boost your performance in heavy titles.

Part by part

Score breakdown

Each part is scored out of 100 and contributes to the total according to its weight.

CPU bottleneckBalancedGPU bottleneck

Graphics card is behind: your CPU leads it by 14 points.

Graphics cardRTX 3060 Ti · 8 GB
53/10038%
CPUi9-10850K · 10 cores
67/10027%
RAM16 GB DDR4 3600 MHz
75/10013%
Monitor1920×1080 · 240 Hz
85/10014%
StorageNVMe SSD
96/1008%
Game performance

Estimated FPS

1920×1080 resolution. Your monitor runs at 240 Hz. Values are approximate averages calculated from this system’s graphics card, CPU, RAM and resolution; settings and drivers can change the result.

Valorant
460 FPSMaxes out 240 Hz
Counter-Strike 2
305 FPSMaxes out 240 Hz
League of Legends
443 FPSMaxes out 240 Hz
CPU-limited
Fortnite
107 FPSSmooth
GTA V
167 FPSSmooth
Minecraft
325 FPSMaxes out 240 Hz
CPU-limited
Red Dead Redemption 2
75 FPSSmooth
Cyberpunk 2077
86 FPSSmooth

Hardware details

CPUIntel Core i9-10850K CPU @ 3.60GHz10 cores / 20 threads · base clock 3.6 GHz
Graphics cardNVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti8 GB video memory
Memory16 GB DDR4 3600 MHz8 GB + 8 GB · 2/4 slots used · 029E
MotherboardMPG Z490 GAMING PLUS (MS-7C75)Micro-Star International Co., Ltd.
DriveSamsung SSD 980 500GB500 GB · SSD · NVMe · healthy
DriveTwinMOS SSD512 GB · SSD · NVMe · healthy
Display1920 × 1080 @ 240 HzBenQ ZOWIE XL LCD · main display
Operating systemWindows 10 Pro64-bit · build 19045
TypeDesktop

Upgrade plan

The steps that would raise this system’s score the most, calculated from this scan.

  • Add 2×8 GB to reach 32 GB+2.6

CPUs: most points for the money

CPUCore i7-13700K≈ $264 · + needs a motherboard
CPUCore i7-14700KF≈ $330 · + needs a motherboard
CPURyzen 7 9850X3D≈ $499 · + needs a motherboard and DDR5 RAM
CPUCore i9-13900K≈ $416 · + needs a motherboard
CPURyzen 9 7950X3D≈ $468 · + needs a motherboard and DDR5 RAM

Estimated hardware value

Buying new today
≈ $1,120
Estimated used value
≈ $670
Graphics card$432
CPU$213
RAM$128
Storage$98
Motherboard, PSU, case, cooling$245

Calculated with US and other countries prices (October 2026 market) and today’s exchange rate. Monitor and peripherals not included; varies by store and model.

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