Will your CPU Bottleneck your Nvidia RTX 4000 GPU?
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- Will your CPU Bottleneck your Nvidia RTX 4000 GPU?
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Waddya mean the 4090 might bottleneck my FX-6300?
nah u good dawg
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I need to get a 4090 for my i5 750, which I think is the oldest PC I have that still works. I think it has a 560 Ti in it atm, and it'll stay like that. Cause obviously I'm not getting a 4090. I'm not a millionaire, which you should be if you're gonna pay that much money for overpriced tech.
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Lol
For me it all comes down to achieving 60fps in any game max settings at triple 4k.
Couple of bottle neck programs predict my i7-6950X (6yrs old) would be under utilized with an rtx3090ti.
Need benchmarks with older CPUs.
im on 7700k and about to upgrade to 7700X amd , the 7700k is bottlenecking my 3070ti hard. Then will upgrade new gpu later on same as you
It’s crazy that a 5600X is within 2 FPS on average on 4K compared to a 7900X. Goes to show why it’s worth investing in GPUs over CPU.
In gpu heavy workloads yes. People who buy a Ryzen 9 usually uses the cpu for other things too
Where did u find that benchmark and with what gpu? With a 4080 or 4090 it is highly unlikely
@@bengtakevarg watch the literal video.
The information in the video is wrong, the 3.40 result in the video shows a 2080ti and not a 4090 as is stated and then ofcourse it doesnt matter in 4k a ryzen 5600x or 7600x cpu paired with a 6 year old nvidia gpu. I found the review on anandtechs site. The truth of the matter is that reviewers havent realized that the new grapicards 4070ti and higher pushes enough frames in 4k that the actual cpu really matters. In test on youtube with tests with old cpus in 4k with a 4090 the framerates drops significantly and u need at least a 5000 series cpu to push decent framerates in 4k but it is still bottlenecked until u move up to 7000 ryzen. (I am sure i answered but my comment was gone for some reason) so this information this reviewer is wrong and so many more that state that a cpu doesnt matter in 4k and by that metrics a 4090 can be paired with any 10 year old cpu 😂
At 1080p it will be a different story
I was literally about to comment about the efficacy of my 9900k and you brought it up. lol cheers.
With the size of the 4090, its my CASING which will bottleneck my GPU.
Great video and perfect timing!
This answers my thoughts and questions on point. I still have my ryzen 7 5800x3d and thinking about grabbing a rtx 4090. I don't plan on upgrading to AM5 anytime soon yet with a 4k 144hz monitor. I'm glad, based on the graphs i won't get a bottleneck for 4k gaming.
What you think about 11700k + 4080 ?
My 3950x is overclocked to 4.3Ghz and runs my 3090 just fine... water cooled by the way. I don't plan on upgrading until Zen5 at least.
I have an I7-10700F combined with a 4080FE and I can play most 4k games in ultra settings avg 90-120 FPS. I'm very pleased with the performance of my system and don't believe a CPU upgrade will improve performance much.
It’s good to know, when you spend that much ( 4080/4090 ) if you can save a bit on cpu that helps a lot
What kind of fps do you get at 1440p?
@@daystarcreations it's about the same
@@rocketj7449 hi, after a year of use are you still satisfied with the 10700 and 4080 pair? I currently have a 10700kf with a 3080, do you recommend an upgrade like yours without changing the CPU? 👋
@marcogalliani279 I actually got a deal on a I9 10900K and it was an easy upgrade. I have no intentions of changing my CPU anytime soon. I can play most 4k games at 90-120fps.
Thank you. Was wondering if my i9 9900k will be good enough with 4090 for 4k. Sounds like it should be fine
Even 8700k will be enough for 4k gaming
W i got a 10700k
There is no benchmarks to back that up, from my overlook of the very few benchmarks in 4k paired with slower cpus the bottlenecks start with ryzen 5000 series especially in 1% and 0.1% framerates. Intel i know nothing about but it is probably very similar. Reviewers are stupid and never test cpus in 4k as they think it doesnt matter as this guy in the video. One day reviewers will even try cpus in 4k but today its about 5% that test it so the recomendations in 4k gaming is a bit of guesswork.
Looks like R7 5800x3D and RTX 4080 at 4K is probably the sweet spot.
Very good video and subscribed. I think some additional graphs from other websites would have been good to even further solidify your points. I'm on a 5600x with a RX 5700 non xt. Of course I'm pushing my gpu to the max but more graphs to see how it performs with a 4090 would have been nice (especially at 1080p). Now granted I have a very big backlog of games and understand that anyone that buys a 4090 is gonna also spend alot on a kickass cpu system but for us average folk we will probably upgrade in the future when a nvidia 7/8000 series midrange card comes out that is equivalent to a 4090. Granted I had an oc'd 25000k with an AMD 5800 1 gig/eventually crossfire with multiple upgrades upto my current RX5700. Only reason I upgraded was cause it looks like China will overtake Taiwan (TSMC) in the future (I was wanting to go AM5 but the prices also are crazy). I don't want to take chances ;)
Bro learn from me the 7 5800x bottle necks tf out of the 4090
@@K3DINGO I could see that but the 5800x3d is only a few fps off from Intels 13900k....that is what I'm looking at later but will be midrange gpu and a few generations later AMD which will still most likely be below the 4090...and I play at 1080p.
I'm sorry if I sound like a Redditor, but why the hell do you need a 4090 for 1080p?
@@undyingsonars Good question!!! Of course I wouldn't want a 4090 with a 5600x unless I was at 4k (and spending that much $ on 4090 would have a better cpu)....I waiting for a good 3+ years to get a mid range gpu that is close to a 4080/4090 for future games while still keeping my 5600x or moving to a 5800x3d as games progress in requirements. :)
@@ShreddedWheat305 just got a 4090 and after a 3 day debate and research fest I found that my 5600x is "sufficient" at 4k 120 Hz. However, there would be a significant different in 1% lows and cpu intensive games which I do play like darktide. Thus, I made the call today to get a 5800x3d. My next cpu upgrade will be 2 or so generations from now hopefully.
I'm still rocking a Voodoo graphics card from 1998. Do you think it'll bottleneck when I upgrade to a Pentium II processor? Thanks.
I've got a 5900x cpu on a Asus Dark Hero Mobo, will this bottle neck a RTX 4090 FE if I game in 4K?
I game in 4K currently with a RTX 3090 FE card in this setup and get 70 - 150 fps depending on the game.
Thanks for your answers !
I have my 4yr old Pc 9700k, 2080ti, asus rog maximus hero XI, 16gb ram DDR4, 2TB mve. 850 watts. NZXT x73
I was lucky enough to get a hold of 4090 MSI trio for MSRP but I still ended up upgrading my whole system.
Now I got 13900k, 32gb DDR5 6000mhz, 4TB Mve, Maximus hero z790, MSI Meg coreliquid 360, 1200watts and a new case of Rog Helios Eva.
I haven’t started building it yet but I hope everything will turn out good.
It depends on how many things are implemented on the CPU in the drivers vs implemented on the GPU hardware. Given that 4000 series had to demonstrate an advantage over 3000 on the same CPUs (Ryzen 7000s were not there) it is possible that they have offloaded a bit more things to the GPUs.
The amd ryzen 9 7050X works with the rtx 4080 but some games is identical fps to the i9 13900k and some just beat the i9!
So I just upgraded to a 4090 it's OCd, I have my older cpu 10850k oc'd at 5.0ghz. What I've noticed for the first time in my life is that going lower than 4k doesn't give me any better fps in the games I play. The good thing is at 4k I'm getting above my desired fps which is 80-90 fps for my most demanding games (cyberpunk, r2d2), eventually it would be nice to maximize my 4k 240hz monitor and run 4k games at 240 fps , but that's going to require a more than double performance GPU, which is at least a couple years away. By then there might be a newer more demanding game as well. Actually I can probably get closer to that 240 fps, once the frame generation DLSS3 is implemented, so very happy about that.
I'm kind of hooked on how 4k looks, I can definitely see the downgrade if I go to 1440 or 1080 on my 32" monitor. What will make sense is to save money for the next GPU upgrade until the cpu actually is bottlenecking the 4k of the GPU.
Thanks for the vdo and comparisons!
What you’re referring to is frametime
If dropping the quality and resolution of your graphics are not giving you more fps then you are CPU bottlenecked. You are not getting the most performance out of the card. A faster GPU won’t make a difference if you don’t get a faster processor.
@@MaddaxxxE Of course that's true, but CPUs are are behind the times and haven't caught up. There won't be fast enough CPUs for quite a while, at least with the way current games are coded for the cores.
I've been observing that even at 4k, each CPU generation nets approximately 10% improvement.
Frame Generation has been a huge blessing, 50-100% fps improvement is about 10 years of CPU improvement and that's simply in 4K, it's equivalent to much more at lower resolution.
Good luck! Get that 40 series GPU, only if pushing 4K and/or frame generation for both 1440/4k
Great info,,, thanks bud!!!
Now this is the content I subscribed for GJ! Got a 7900X for 1440P and tons of plebs all over telling me it's unnecessary.
Ah hahahah I see I have found my fellow match within society. I got the same setup triple 1440p and 7900X the plebs don't understand how my hard work equals to harder play
@@PutsOnSneakers Amen brother! Got 3 x 34 inch ultra wides myself so I can definitely use the extra power!
now that DLSS 3 and FSR 3 is so good, are high end CPU's still needed?
im using a 5900x with a 4090 and have seen a few cases of a cpu bottleneck for sure, in fact so much so ive found myself turning DLSS off and gaining more performance in some games, microsoft flight sim being one (before dlss3 implementation). Another example game would be minecraft RTX, it seems to have a serious bottleneck, perhaps because DLSS is forced on with RT, the GPU will often be limited to around 40-50 percent, this is with max render distance possible using RT and i get pretty low framerate, in fact it was almost certainly better on my 3080ti in this title. ram used is DDR4 3733 cas 17 and system only has SSD/Nvme setup. any other ideas are welcome, playing on a LG C1.
Some say it's because of the 4090's memory bandwidth problem, is that true tho?
What about game like RDR2 and Cyberpunk?
sound like you got defect 4090,with thts cpu,u should be fine playing on 4k
@@natsu78999 No. Go look into some benchmarks. Even the 13900k bottlenecks the 4090 in some games at 4k with ray tracing enabled.
The 5900x is lower midrange now even if it's current new price doesn't reflect that and I'm not surprised it bottlenecks a 4090 at all.
Here is a video showing multiple generations of Ryzen 5 CPUs paired with a 4090 and as you can see even the 5600x bottlenecks the 4090 in 4k sometimes (and considering the 5600x is not very far behind the 5900x in gaming it should be a similar experience).
Interestingly if you have Ryzen 2nd or 3rd gen you may as well just buy a 1080 ti because that's how bad those chips bottleneck a 4090.
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@@GhostAcez damm I’m using a 5600x with 4080. (Sad I know) If I upgrade to a better cpu, will I see a major difference in fps at 1440p?
This didn't age well LOL.
4090 bottlenecks even a 12900K in some games at 4K resolution if you play at 120fps for example.
Ram my 4090 on a 10900k for a few months in 3440x1440p, didn’t see my gpu usage dip down below 60-70%, in tarkov that I play most it stays at 85-99% for the most time.
So yea, there is a slight bottle, but my 10th gen i9 managed that 4090 more than enough and it will perform even better when I put a 14900k in there.
Great useful information. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Ok this was a better video than the last 2 ones. Thumbs up
Think I'll be stuffing a 4090 FE in my corsair ICUE t220 airflow midtower rgb case with my 5950x, as don't think anything bigger than my current evga 3090 ftw3 will fit
I'm thinking to get this 4090 and I have an i9-9900k and running 4k 120Hz. I'm thinking my CPU will be around 50%.
hey @ClassicalTechnology do you think the 4090 would be bottlenecked by a 2990wx CPU in davinci resolve? thanks
I have a Z390 motherboard with i7 9700K, how do you think the 4090 will work for 4K gaming? Please let me know..
I plan on getting a 4080 but I’m unsure what cpu to get for it? This will be my first gaming pc I recently just got the asus dark hero x570 mobo. It says it’s 5000 series ready out the box so which one would be best? I did pick up the ryzen 7 5800x too but now I’m not sure if I should change my cpu to a different 1😢
This channel forgot about VR.
So yes your CPU will bottleneck
Nicely done and informative.
Good. So at 1440p, a 4090 will see little to no bittlenecks in performance when paired with my 5900x.
Why sir?
I think you should quote your sources like Anandtech and Techpowerup. Besides it would be useful to read their arcticles you took data from.
I just bought a new 4K 144hz monitor and a 4090. The real question is I’m running on a 10400f.. I don’t really want to buy a new LGA 1700 mobo cuz budget as well as not wanting to deal with the cable managements . Will you recommend to buy a 11900k to fit the 4K gaming?
so a i7-10700k + 4090 at 4k would work good/decent ??? i was afraid to change all system :(
So if I got the 13900k the 4080, would it still be bottlenecked by the cpu in 1080p?
Upgrade the CPU: With Forza Horizon 5, for example, my 5900x/3090 Suprim X combo with the absolute max settings at 3440x1440p have metrics as follows per the game's official benchmark: FPS CPU AVG: 112. FPS GPU AVG: 89. The CPU/GPU min FPS is 83/79, respectively. The CPU's max FPS is 139. People underestimate the CPU's wireframe computations for high settings in these 2020 and newer games.
...100 fps is plenty for ANYTHING not a competitive shooter.
Low res gaming yes. But putting the heat on the GPU by enabling ray tracing at 4K, a mid tier CPU could keep up with the GPU.
Great video. Doing research a 4070 ti and I5-12400, it seems like its ok.
Aorus did their RTX 4090 opening on a Z490 Master motherboard, possibly an 10900k CPU
Most CPUs being bought these days are going to be fine CPUs won’t matter until the next generation of games starts really utilizing physics and simulation more starting when games start being made exclusive for the current GEN consoles
so why is my 5900x bottleneck my 4090?
@@freshnesbro3792 idk I guess why CPUs max out frames at 40% utilization (lack of optimization)…and sometimes it doesn’t. Plus simulation and physics is a much more multicore workload so shouldn’t change much
Thank you for this! Im trying to trim the fat in my build to hit the $2500 mark and this made it alot easier. I5-12400f is an awesome deal at like $180. 4K60 is my goal, and it seems it shouldnt be a problem
Be warned that with ray tracing on, even the 12400F can't hold 60 FPS in Spider-man.
@@selohcin What monitor?
@@selohcin Could be the GPU being the bottleneck @4K Ultra RT.
A year or two later you’ll wish to upgrade
@@R6ex No even the 13900k bottlenecks the 4090 in some games with ray tracing enabled.
Very good words. Farewell!
Problem here is..I’ll be spending much with just the gpu, now there’s the cpu too
@classical technology i just ordered a 4080 and now want to change my cpu i am allready on am4 socket so was thinking of getting a 5800x3d. i mostly game at 2560x1440 or 3440x1440, do you think i should just get a new mobo and ram with a newer cpu ? thanks in advance if you reply.
I've got a 3090 which I don't plan on upgrading for many years and I get circa 160 fps on a 1440p 170hz monitor, playing a demanding game being COD Warzone with all me settings at high and DLSS off. I'm still rocking a 9900k clocked to 5Ghz all cores. The issue with us that have these cpu's is the 1% and 0.1% lows will be significantly worse than the newer processors. There has to be s point where the modern games will eventually force you to upgrade your platform and cpu. Hence, why I'll be upgrading to X670 and the 3d V Cache variant of Zen 4 once its released as I'll be able to keep that platform for several years.
im on 7700k and about to upgrade to 7700X amd , the 7700k is bottlenecking my 3070ti hard. Then will upgrade new gpu later on same as you, and drop in 7800x3d in a year or two
I'm on a 3080ti. Slightly less powerful but still no slouch. Warzone 2 is a nightmare though. No matter how hard I try I can't seem to push above 140fps consistently without seriously compromising on low graphics settings having to put DLSS on. I game in 1440p also. Frustrating because im a cod player but the optimisation of this game really sucks
Thank you for this great video, I was just wondering if I could use an RTX 4090 with my Ryzen 9 5900X (I use Windows 11 direct storage with my MVMe Corsair 990 Pro too, so it's less CPU usage). Since in 4K, the CPU is less important, what happens if you have a 1440p screen but I choose a 4K resolution in a game ? Are we going to force the CPU to be used less ? Thanks
i quote - 'The Entry-level 4080'
this guy, 2022
idk how accurate this is... I have a i7 9700k oc to 4.9ghz with my 4090 and it seems the cpu is screwing me over when it comes to lows for quite a few games. Big dips that cause noticeable stutter. Getting much lower lows than many people on youtube for same benchmarks
What you think what is the Best GPU for my 5800X3D to get the maximum in 1440p? The 4070ti is a sweet GPU but i want to wait for 7700xt/7800xt. What you think?
What do you Think about 7700k oc to 5.2 and ram 3600 cl 15. My MB is z270x ultra gaming. I think to buy new gpu card.
So just to be clear I have Ryzen 9 5900 X cpu, I'm planning on mainly playing in 4K I will not be looking at much of a bottleneck issue if I purchase a RTX 4090?
I have a 5950x a dark hero mb. will I be ok with that?
I currently have a 8700k water cooled at 5.1ghz...I have a 1080ti...32gb ripsaw ddr4....m.2 and Aourus crosshair MB ...and a Samsung 43in wide screen at 3840*1200.....I built this system in 2018.....I only use it for XP11 and now XP12....if I upgrade to a 4090 do you think I will have performance issues? I get 35 to 60FPS now...any and all info will help .....do I need to upgrade to 13900k?
I also want to know this i have the same system, was thinking for getting the 4080 12gb though
I have a i5 12600k and have a 4070ti on the way and im concerned about my cpu limiting my gpu. I was gonna get a 3060ti but I got an opportunity to get a 4070 ti now so idk if im good with this combo. Im running 1440p for gaming. Am I good? Or should I go i7 12700k?
Thiago just wondering. How many GPUs do you have?
4K/120Hz/ultra is all you'll ever need! Those settings won't be doable on 8K for a long time and it won't be cheap for a long time after that.
ha.. 1440 120hz ultra for me. tks
What if the GPU is using for calculations such as rendering, rather than playing games? I am using threadripper 2990wx.
Well I upgraded mine and while it won't bottleneck or give you more framerate it definitely smoothen out my exist fps. It's quality frames. You can have 60fps but it's a difference in what the 60fps looks like. Smooth 60fps is better than raunchy 160fps
I have a question, if I used dlss performance on a 4k monitor, that is, the image would be rendered in 1080p and upscaled to 4k, is it the same as if I played the game natively in 1080p? I mean because of the load on the processor
thanks for the great video. i have an intel i7 6700k and want to upgrade gpu to rtx 4090. do you think its worth it or i need a new cpu??
I don't get it, I have a 34inch ultrawide and wanting to upgrade to a 4070ti but anything less than the fastest cpu just bottlenecks the gpu massively?
I have 10900k at 5.0 how much will be for me bottleneck 4090 if i have 240 HZ at 1080p? will be sesisable i want to change my 3080 because i also recording same time when i playing
It depends on the fps and not the resolution. I can use a 3600x with 4k at 120fps or i can use it for 1080p with 120fps.
To be fair, it would actually be slightly harder for the CPU to push out 4k120 than 1080p120. This since some things that the CPU calculates in games scales with the resolution.
It's gonna be a stuttery mess at 4K soon if it isn't already.
@@BlackJesus8463 so than the video here is completly wrong? He said at 4k the bottleneck is the gpu.
@@optimalsettings That's how it starts. Just sayin.
I have 5900x, 32gb trident z royal, 3440x1440p. Looking to upgrade GPU to the 4080 or 4090.. Thoughts ?
I own an i5 12400f and want to pair it with an RTX 4070 Ti for 1440p gaming. Good combo?
Just ordered a 4080, do you think I'll have trouble running at 3440x1440 with a 5600x?
I’m still running my OEM Ryzen 9 3900 with a RTX 3070, Can that still handle an RTX 4080 or Radeon 7900xtx?
I just picked up an Asus RTX 4080 OC. I have an i9 9900k overclocked to 5.2GHZ with a 1440p 144hz monitor. Will I be fine with this setup or will I see significant bottlenecks that will keep me from obtaining consistent 144fps? I've seen others running this setup fine in other reddit posts but wanted to check in here as well. Let me know!
How is working your cpu with this card do you have bottleneck?
@@hovighovig608 0 bottleneck so far. I am running every game I have without any issues. I have no idea what all these people are talking about.
@@lightthiscity4974 thanks bro
Why didn’t choose 4090 instead of 4080 just want to know
@@Ilya.94 Because of the ridiculous power requirements and that card burning up PCs at the time. My PSU could of handled it but I didn't want to deal with possible fire hazards lol.
Hey, playing with the ryzen 7 3800x and now bought a 4080, you think this will work out for qhd gaming ?
I have a 9900KS with 32GB of DDR4 4000mhz CL17 ram and I plan on getting a 4090 for 4K 120hz and eventually 4K 144hz.
How high have you gotten your KS?
So from what I am gathering my 10900k should be fine with the 4090 at 4K then?
I have a 4080 GPU and a Ryzen 9 5950x and I have 34in triples at 1440 and I play mostly sim racing. Iracing and ACC. Do I need a better CPU or is that good?
I have 9900k (pcie gen3) would it be bad to get like 4060ti or 4070 which runs with pcie gen4 ? Do I really have to get 2080 or something like that?
Tell me please can i9 9900k handle rtx 4080? i want to upgrade my gpu so which gpu will not be bottleneckedby my cpu i9 99ook?
Hi, I5 8600k (delid at 5.2ghz+16ddr4 3333)? With 4090 for games in 4k full detail... this is possible or horrible performance?
So how am I looking with my 5800x and 4080 could I be doing a lot better as far as performance with a better cpu?
Does amd 5950x bottle neck with RTX 4090, some say it can’t utilise it fully? I have amd 5950x ans have ordered the rtx 4090, should I upgrade the processor?
And I thought my Aorus 1080 is huge and so heavy I needed a support!
So my i9 10900k with my 4080s should be fine at 4K gaming if I’m understanding this right
are there any bottleneck if i use threaripper 5965wx with one or two gpu 4090 on 4k monitor?
why do the test charts show its being tested with a 3080 but the video is about the 4000 series? Shouldn't these be tested with a 4080?
for 4k game which is the cheapest cpu with no bottleneck?i gonna buy a 7900xtx i5 12600？ 13600？ or 7900x?
I use my computer for Microsoft flight simulator 2020. Want to get a 4090 or even a 4080 and want to know if it would be a good match with my system.
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Hi im currently running a 4070ti with a 5600x i generally game at 4k sometimes 1440p do you think its worth going for the 5800x
Will there be a bottleneck on say a Threadripper 3990x or even 3960x?
If I play single player on my 4K 120fps OLED LG C2 42 inch, is my 9900k a bottle neck? My GPU is a Zotac Trinity 3080 Ti.
Can someone suggest some monitors for this card?
I have old monitor 1080p 60hz ..
got an i7-12700kf. should be good!
Last time I checked the frametimes in Assetto Corsa (VR) and saw
CPU frametime ~ 3 ms
GPU frametime ~ 8 ms
(More or less stable 90 fps)
My specs:
Ryzen 7 5800X3D
RX 7800 XT
32GB (2x16 GB) DDR4 3600
I am interested in upgrading my graphics cards. (For normal non-VR gaming everything seems well balanced, but it depends on the games)
Hey are you suggesting an i9 9900 with a 4090 is good for 4K? I’m wanting to upgrade from my 3080 ti
Yes. I have the same setup
I have an i76950x ? Will this bottleneck? And can I change my cpu with my existing motherboard? I have an msi gaming pro carbon
Will my i5 9600K be ok with a RTX 4070ti. I over clocked the cpu to 4.3ghz.Thanks
I am using ryzen 3900x paired with rtx 3080. Plan to upgrade to 4080 or 4090. Will it bottleneck?
Gotta say I was a little worried about this. I have 3600x and I upgraded to 4070Ti. UQHD screen. There should be quite big bottleneck effect. And it just doesnt happen at all. I mean I compared fps from some tests. IVePlayed Dying Light 2, Halo Infinite, Cyberpunk yet. Anyway. Maybe it is there but it is even smaller problem than some ppl think IMO.
Yeah I have a i7 12700k in one pc and a ryzen 5 3600 second pc getting a 4070 ti and a 4k 144hz monitor coming soon how well are the games running compared to the benchmark I'm just not sure I may upgrade to a 5700x but if it runs fine I won't worry about It.
@@joewhite8079 any problems after receiving it?
@@GLis86 I ended up getting a 13700kf and playing it safe at 4k especially with the increase in cpu demand on games now how are games running for u?
I’m actually looking to build my first pc and was looking at the 4070 series but also may get 3070 ti. Decisions decisions lol
@@GLis86 I wouldn't touch a 3070 ti 8gb of vram just isn't enough really 12gb is quite good probarbly for another 3 years this is mainly due to next gen consoles causing developers to make games with higher requirements the extra of a 4070 will be worth it or even a 4070 ti if your budget stretches.
Running a I9 9900k at 5.0 GHz , it's like 3 fps slower in GPU bound games. Sure there is a larger difference above 300 fps at 1440p. But yeah if it wasn't super expensive i would consider something new. But my Rtx 3080 is a great card and i got it for MSRP fairly early on. Only gonna pick up a higher end card on a really good deal
im on 7700k and about to upgrade to 7700X amd , the 7700k is bottlenecking my 3070ti hard. Then will upgrade new gpu later on same as you
@@FrostyBud777 Lol, in some games the i7700k i had bottlenecked my GTX 1070 , so that makes sense.
What do you think of an Rtx 4070 combo with Ryzen 9 5900x?
I still have a 2700x and while there is bottlenecking im still getting great numbers at 4K.
Could you test arma 3 in king of the hill servers and see how the the best amd cpu performs va 13900k and 12900k?