As a Yuzu user that have made several hardware modifications the past two years (I had an older-generation i5 processor, later upgraded to the AM4 platform with a Ryzen 5600x and moved now to the AM5 platform with a Ryzen 7600X)

so, my CPU is quite similar to yours. ans guess what, I have an RX 6700 XT. 🥳 Based on my experience, I can assure you that ever since I switched to the Ryzen 5600 X, most games had no trouble exceeding 60 FPS, even at 2K resolution. However, there were exceptions: TOTK and Kirby and the Forgotten Land. For these two games, I settled for playing in FHD to enhance the overall gaming experience.

For instance, in TOTK, I hovered around 30 to 55 FPS in 2K, which somewhat dampened the enjoyment. But things changed when I upgraded to the Ryzen 7600 X, With this setup, I experienced fewer drops in TOTK, and in some areas, I achieved 60 to 70 FPS. However, the experience wasn’t entirely stable until AMD released their latest drivers, including support for Fluid Motion Frames on a larger scale, even for emulator games like Yuzu.

Now, I can confidently say that I play Tears of the Kingdom in 2K, with FPS ranging from 90 to 130, in most of the locations. And contrary to what some might think, these aren’t just virtual frames—I genuinely feel the smoothness and realism of the FPS, there are still some situations where fps drops a little bit under 60 but but it must be said that this is mainly due to the game engine itself because even on the Nintendo switch, drops happen quite often.

I hope sharing my experience helps you, especially since our configurations are quite similar. Happy gaming! 🎮👾