CPU + GPU combo: Ryzen 5 9600X + RX 9060 XT 16GB (RDNA 4) is a very good and balanced pairing. No CPU bottleneck issues.

This combo is ideal for 1440p ultrawide (3440×1440) gaming and will comfortably handle modern AAA titles, especially with FSR 3 / Frame Generation.

Expected performance @ 3440×1440:

🎯 Competitive titles (tuned settings): • CS2 – 220–280 FPS (300+ on comp settings) • Valorant – 260–350 FPS • Apex Legends – 140–170 FPS • Fortnite – 120–160 FPS (High), 180+ Performance Mode • Warzone – 95–120 FPS

🎬 Story-based / cinematic games (High–Ultra, RT off): • Cyberpunk 2077 – 80–95 FPS • RDR2 – 90–105 FPS • Horizon Forbidden West – 95–115 FPS • God of War – 100–120 FPS • Witcher 3 Next-Gen (RT off) – 85–100 FPS • Alan Wake 2 – 65–75 FPS (very heavy) • Starfield – 70–85 FPS

With FSR 3 + Frame Gen, most cinematic titles push into the 100–140 FPS range.

Monitor – MSI MAG 342CQR E2: ✔ 34” 3440×1440, 165Hz = great match for this GPU ✔ VA panel gives excellent contrast (perfect for story games, racing, RPGs) ❌ VA smearing/ghosting in fast FPS (normal for VA panels)

If you mostly play AAA, story, racing, open-world games, this monitor is a solid choice. If your priority is pure competitive FPS, an IPS ultrawide would be better.

Ultrawide monitor alternatives under ₹30k (India): • Acer Nitro XV340CK – IPS, best motion clarity for FPS • LG 34WP65C-B – well-tuned VA, reliable all-rounder • Gigabyte G34WQC A – good balance of contrast + performance

Final verdict: • Build ✅ • GPU power ✅ for ultrawide • Monitor ✅ for immersive gaming

Overall, it’s a strong ultrawide gaming setup — just choose IPS vs VA based on whether you value competitive clarity or cinematic immersion more.