Bad Idea? RTX 3080 With I7 4770K - What Type Of Performance
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- Опубліковано 9 лис 2020
- So, what happens if you pair an RTX 3080 with an I7 4770K, well we'll find out. This video was inspired largely because I had my older haswell system sitting there, and I had recently bought a new PSU for a totally different build.
I figure this would be a fun project, and so here we are. The RTX 3080 is the founders edition card, and it wasn't overclocked. I focused my benchmarks at both 4K and the 1440P resolution, because no one is really going to game at 1080P with an rtx 3080, and even if you would, there's no competition at all against a 10900K.
I have overclocked the I7 4770K to 4.4GHz, and squeezed the RAM to tight timings at 2200mhz, which is about as fast as I can get without resorting to crazy voltage.
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Owners of 4770k and 4790k like myself are really really happy to be remembered in videos like this :) thanks
Well not anymore. Since I've started playing games like BF5 and Far Cry 5 etc, the CPU is really bottlenecking my 3060 ti. It really depends on the game, but truth is, the old high-end CPU is just not good enough for modern AAA games.
@@og_sane What resolution are you gaming at? CPU should be unaffected at 1080p and 1440p. 4K might start to strain things.
@@paddyblack-exe You have that the wrong way round
am stil on a i7 4770k and i order a rtx3080 es long my cpu is oky am not gowing wit new cpu
@@paddyblack-exe I ran a lot of games in my 4790k@1440p paired with a 1080 ti, a lot of triple As, 60fps at least. The catch is maintaining the system clean free of bloatwares
Is there a 3rd and larger Meta-Paul with whom the audio is synced?
Ha beat me to it.
As someone who is still rocking a 4790k I love these retrospective videos. It's amazing that these 4c/8t CPUs can still manage to give you a decent experience even when they are the bottleneck.
play at 4k if you really like the haswell
I needed this video! Thanks as always!
Jk. id nvr buy that junk these days
I love seeing Paul with tiny Paul off to the side lol. With that said it's kind of cool how a CPU from 2013 can actually game surprisingly well. I will be upgrading to a 6800XT here shortly and I will have to use it with my 1800X for a few months before my Ryzen 5900X build happens.
Everyone loves tiny Paul more.
Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for. I have a 4790k and you are exactly telling my story. Want to build a new PC, but will buy GPU first.
rofl same i was looking for this, i gave up hope but our guy did it
I also feel like if you play at 1440p ultrawide or 4K, then the 4790K will be even less of a bottleneck
4790k also... Think will get the 5600x if I can find one, have a 5600xt gpu so be odd to run with it till I get a higher card lol
@Noodle Confusion i ordered a 5900x from b&h
@Noodle Confusion total nonsense
My 4790k @4.8 is still awesome for 1080p/144hz. Fingers crossed she holds out until AM5! Love the channel.
New 3D cache 7th series look like an amazing upgrade step reaching 2x + performance and a bit more on lows 1%...
No CPU can triple your frames but they are getting very close (discount games that use more than 4 cores).
I run a 4770 and a 3070 and it runs well.
Are you using regular stock fans on the 4770?
@@theboy2777 I’d rather not.
Thank you for this super niche video! I pulled a dusty old computer out sporting a 4770k, 8gb ddr3 ram and a 250gb ssd. Nice thing is parts are dirt cheap and I’ve throw a little money at it to give it a refresher to play some nostalgic games from back in the day.
Seriously thank you for this video. With the graphics cards prices I have to consider upgrading the GPU or the rest of the comptuer. This is an excellent thing more people should do; an i7-4 series is still good these days. Could you do a comparison with Warzone?
Will doing exactly the same, upgrading from a 4470k to a 5900x in the coming weeks so this video is perfect timing. The 4470k has truely been a great purchase and has done me well for the past 7 years. Honestly, it's still a beast of a CPU.
For 1440p and 4K this combination is absolutely fine in most games. You're GPU-limited in new games, and old games either run fast enough that it doesn't really matter, or have engine limitations that wouldn't be fixed by a faster CPU.
Thanks for the tests. Do you have by any chance a first Gen. Ryzen lying around? I would be interested in the performance numbers with one of those.
most of my computers are Haswell... My main PC is a 5960X at 4.4 all core and 8x4gb at 2800 and I was thinking the 3080 would be my "Last" GPU for this build and would finally give me a reason to upgrade my ram. Thanks for doing this testing
Would be interested to see how it does with smt off. I have an i5 6600 which only has 4 threads, and it would be interested to see if that would prevent me getting 4k60 and whether there is much point upgrading my GPU while keeping the rest of the system intact.
How would a 1600Mhz 16gb ram affect the outcome? I got one paired with a 4790k
Great content, just try to make the graphs at the end more uniform.
did not feel like upgrading from the FX8350 but i'm running a 5700xt and i can tell that there is performance left on the table. playing a few newer games the CPU is basically maxed out and the GPU is not too busy. now waiting for the 5600x to get in stock.
Will a MSI GeForce RTX 2070 Tri FROZR work fine on a i7 4770k ? thnx and happy new year !
I was just thinking about that exact setup. I'm trying hard to upgrade to zen 3 and big navy/3080, and I was wondering how much my old 4770k would handle it. Ty Paul! Edit: Even the OC is the same :O
Hello.
Thank you very much for your video.
Can you please tell me if you can run tests with an i7 4770K processor and an RTX 3080 video card in GTA 5 at FHD and 4K resolution?
I have my 4770k @4.4 and just got evga 3080 ftw3 ultra so my question is did you get that 5900x and if you did how does that now compared to this experience and was it worth upgrading etc.
I liked the video. It was a good medium between knowledge and gameplay.
Thanks man for this Video! i have a i7-4770k on 3.9Ghz and paired with a GTX 1650 Super, the GPU is now the bottleneck on the latest PUBG update (CPU at 67% utilization while GPU is at 99%), i am planning an upgrade of the GPU to a RTX 3060 Ti, is it too much or should i just pair it with a RTX 3050 8GB GPU?
I still have a 4770k I've had it over clocked now for like a year and a half to 4.0 just to get more performance out of it. IT's been stable and no issues. I have a enclosed water cooled system for it and it really doesn't ever go over 45c. Paired with a EVGA 1070 GTX SSC - 32GB of DDR3 So I'm really in limbo right now for upgrades. Just hanging on as long as I can really. Things are ridiculous right now especially for graphics cards. Really happy with how long this thing has done me right, but IT's for sure showing its age now even more so with me wanting to stream.
Thanks for this niche video. Still relevant today!
A stable clock on my 4790k is 4.6 could probably push 4.7. I'll stick with it for now. I'm finally upgrading from a Titan X to a 2080 super since gpu prices finally fell. We'll see how it works out. Once I'm compelled to upgrade my mobo, ram, and cpu I'll stick with the 4790k in the meantime.
io ho un 4770k oc 4.4 ghz con r9 390 16 gb ram e sto aspettando la rx 6700 aggiornero fra un anno con ryzen 7600x
Great video....I'm currently using a I7 4790 non k and still using the onboard graphics as I've havent got around to buying a proper GPU - for this old gen cpu I was thinking maybe a 1660 Super would be sufficient for max res 1080P gaming? I don't have a 1440p monitor but maybe sometime in the future its something i'll consider. I do have my eye on the 3060TI but I'm guessing that could be overkill for my current CPU but it would be handy to have if I do finally decide to build a new pc sometime in the future.
I had the exact setup you had before my new rig and a got a 1660 and regret it. Go with the 1660 Ti trust me.
So is it worthy to add a 3060 TI to my i7 4770 on 1080? Or is it too much bottleneck?
Did pair a 4770k with a 1080ti. Will try to get the 6800xt but it will go with a 3800x.
im running my i7 3930K with a ASUS STRIX 1080 - its seems to run modern games very well indeed. I have often wondered this question myself though. Looking to upgrade whole system next year ^^
Great video!
I recently bought a Rog Strix 6800 xt and it is paired with the 4770k/low end ASUS motherboard from the time. I was worried about this and here’s my report. No issues beyond what you would expect. Running things like Flight Sim 2020 in VR/Cyberpunk with Ray Tracing etc. etc. Seems pretty much in line with the benchmarks people are getting on newer processors. Hope this helps someone.
Edit: CPU on stock clocks.
Overclock it to 4.5 GHZ and game on a full hd monitor.
@@cemsengul16 I bought a 5600x a few weeks after this comment.
To get MSI Afterburner working with Watch Dogs: Legion, try starting Afterburner after you start the game. That's what I have to do with Assassin's Creed: Odyssey.
Interesting video. I would love to see some more performance comparisons like this as I have a 2700x and am thinking about just dropping in a 6800xt for 1440p/4k (sofa and TV) gaming.
I delidded my 4770k than used liquid metal for the TIM to cpu heatsink than mx-4 for the heatsink to waterblock. and ran it under custom water loop and got it to 4.9ghz stable.
I still have a desktop with a 4770K and I am overclocked to 4.5 GHZ and overclocked 16 gb ram along with 1650 Super GPU. Since I am only gaming on an old 1080P Asus monitor, everything still runs great. I beat Resident Evil Village on almost max settings.
Thks man?how do u thk?is it will be a real bottleneck if i put rtx 3070 to my old i7 4770? ofcourse for playing in Cyberpunk 2077
thks for answer
Is it me or is the sound slightly out of sync?
Hey Paul I hope your channel continues to grow. Am I right in thinking you have been to Bloodstock before?
Amata has been to Bloodstock :)
@@RedGamingTech ah cool, I seem to remember from a previous video. All the best with your channel growth. Why don't you also try to branch out with some more video variety? Perhaps some reviews?
I still own an i7-4770K built in June 2013 with a four year old GTX 1080 Ti which is still perfectly fine for 1440p gaming at 60 fps on mostly max settings for the vast majority of the games I play. The only exceptions are CPU heavy games like the recent Assassin's Creed games which I have to cap at 30 fps to have a smooth experience but after a few minutes then even they are fine as I play most PC games with a controller anyway.
I have been wanting to upgrade to a RTX 3080 for a couple of years now but held off doing so, mostly because it wasn't possible to get one anyway at a reasonable price, but now the prices have stablised and Amazon have them in stock for £749 I am wondering if that might be the more sensible option over building a completely new PC? I am perfectly happy with 60 fps and will not be upgrading my 1440p 27" G-SYNC monitor anytime soon.
Unless you are pushing for 4K at max settings and 60-120 fps then I am not convinced that building a new system for 10-20 fps is worth the extra cost if you already have a capable system. CPU upgrades are not particularly interesting anyway in my experience but require you to buy new motherboards and memory which all adds to the expense.
I'm kinda in the same boat. 4770 and 1080Ti here and I would like to upgrade to 3080 since the prices have been stablised too here. I would love to run GTAV on 4K/60 and max settings including the Advanced Graphics and also with graphics mods.
Just paired a RTX 3060 Ti with my i7-4770k and it seems to have caused a major temperature problem. I then moved the GPU to a PCI-E slot not so close to CPU and temps went down closer to normal. With the earlier PCI-E slot I was having temps from 90-100C during gaming which was bad. I still use the i7 with a stock cooler, but it never caused any temp problems. My previous GPU was GTX 1060 6GB. Luckily I've already made an order for Ryzen 5 5600X. So hopefully the situation will be better with the new CPU and the 3060ti.
Temp problem fixed, but now having major performance issues with this combo. The i7-4770k really is a major bottleneck to the rtx 3060 ti.
Let’s go my i7 4770k still going good
SAME here buddy!
I have an i7-4770k and have recently got an RTX3080 ti. It runs well and has decent temps, however in some games I notice ‘micro stuttering’ where the frames will seem fine but occasionally just drop briefly. I’m told this is a symptom of CPU bottleneck it (GPU bottleneck is apparently preferable as it’s smoother).
Do you have any tips how I might be able to tune my CPU to remedy this until I can upgrade the CPU?
Many thanks!
switch on 4k
Nice job!
Still rocking my i7 4770 with 3 monitors for daily work. Surprised this 8 year old CPU is still fast.
Did a similar thing with my 4790k@4.7GHz and a friends 3080 (only could borrow it for less than a day 😕).
Definitely overkill.
Unfortunately haven't received my Ryzen 5000 series cpu yet, but gonna have to pair it with my 1070ti for now until I can afford a 6800xt.😔
I still have a 4790k w/32gb RAM and 2x GTX-970's in SLI. Seems to run everything in 2k just fine.
But if I want to run in 4k, maybe I should consider a 3080?
Hello I have an i7-4770k with 16gb of ram, which nvidia gpu do I recommend to play on a 1080p monitor at maximum 60fps? I have no budget but to acquire a gpu, for now
I am probably one of the few that is seriously considering upgrading from a Haswell 4770 RTX2080 Super to a RTX3080 or RTX4070 (when it comes) for the simple reason that I am not too keen on rebuilding my system, BUT... upgrading my screen from a 24" 1080p to a 34" ultra wide 1440p. Some of my favorite games (Post Scriptum and Squad) run JUST under the tolerance level which I am used to. I did see that your video between 2080 and 3080 showed a decent bump in fps so I assume that will compensate just enough for the 34" ultrawide with my current settings.
However I would love a video with a RTX3080 or whatever playing and showing fps in mostly "Cpu games", as they are called. Example, Arma 3, Planetside 2, Squad, Post Scriptum etc on a 34" ultrawide or similar large screens and see if there would be improvements or if the fps would be at a stand still sub 60, but with more effects.
Your configuration is i7-4770k and 2080 super and your power source of how much? Do you recommend this setting to play between 1080p and 2k at 60fps?
@@edwinvillamizar04 I have a Corsair AX 1200i, 1200W PSU from 2014. Totally overkill, but at the time I also had Sli GTX780. What is important in context of old hardware is "heat over time". Keep the system cool and it will last longer. Which mine has done in a ultra tower with a 280mm closed loop radiator.
A reputable power sources that has a more W than the min specs is all you need. That said W lowers a bit over time with usage. Maybe mine is ca 1100W now in practical sense, to make an example.
At 1920x1200 and a GTX780 (single) I would play most games today above 60 fps except Arma, Squad and other CPU based games. When I upgraded to a RTX2080 I could play Killing Floor 2 with max detail without slow down. That wasnt possible before.
When I upgraded to a 34" ultra wide everything is just under optimal, but that said. I did NOT notice a huge fps gain from GTX780 to RTX2080 super in CPU heavy games. There was some, but nothing compared to what a modern CPU would grant me.
Bottom line, it is hard to "recommend" using a 4770K and RTX2 or more, but you can and still gain a benefit. That said I would NOT buy a RTX2 today because it is old tech, but if you got one really cheap and you already had a 4770 then it would be okay.
If you are buying a new system or a used computer. It is a gamble. You wont find many system treated as well as the one I have. Old tech doesnt have warranty.
Well i got a 7700k and if i dont plan to change my system anytime soon.So at some point i will pair it with a new graphics card.These results are not at all bad for me.
So a i7 4790 non k is slightly better than a i7 4770k right? I have a i7 4790 non k, if i pair it with rtx 3080 will i get same performance or even slightly better as shown in this video?
Maybe at stock clock speeds. Most people with 4770k will overclock them and those will be faster than a base 4790.
Nice video, i have a 1070 OC and a 4770K, wish to upgrade... After watching your video, if i can have more than stable 70 fps in 1080p with a 3080, even with bottleneck, i keep the 4770k \,,,\,
So 3060 rtx gonna probably be my last card for my 4770 than upgrade time
I find it hard to understand you… there must be some tweak to be done on the audio. I raise the volume and it still sounds muffled.
does anyone know what software he is using to monitor his FPS, CPU, GPU, etc.?
Msi afterburner would i gess
I currently have a i7 4790K and i'm waiting for the MSI 3070 ventus in the mail. How would 1080p gaming be?
So, how did it turn out for you? I have the same cpu and im looking to buy a 3070 (have a 980ti).
@@evomichel9900 it’s not bad but the CPU definitely bottlenecks for some newer games. But if your playing older games then it’s great. I only tested 2 games so far which was Hell let loose and Cyberpunk and the FPS kept hitting 25-30
@@_Ten_ TY Man! Really apreciate your input. I'm still getting one, but as soon as DDR5 is a thing, i'm buyng a new pc (if s*** doesnt hit the fan in the meantime, LOL)!
TY, and merry xmas!
@@evomichel9900 No problem man, Merry xmas to you too :)
Why is the audio out of sync?
Instead of building a whole new comp, if you have this cpu, just upgrade the gpu and get a 4k gsync/free monitor.
This cpu has no problems running 4k games when paired with an expensive gpu. You wont even notice the bottle neck with a 144hz gsync/free sync monitor. 80fps and 120fps is not noticable at all.
Dont go building a new computer and pairing it with a 60z monitor. The monitor will be your bottleneck.
Hey Paul, I have a small tech channel and was wondering of you could give me some tips. Thanks!
4770k + 3090 here. end of year i will upgrade cpu and the rest of the computer
i Man, nice video... i have a question, i have a i7 4770 and i dont know what gpu buy.. i m afraid of bottleneck, so what is the best max gpu for a i7 4770 to play 1080p 60 fps? without bottleneck
i have a gtx 1070 with my 4770 non k and it runs 1440p 60fps.
got the 1070 on ebay for 200 bucks used.
I've had my Sandy for nearly as long as I've been single... Damn I'm a lucky dude
Motherboard? PCI 3? Ram? DDR3 or DDR4?
FYI - 17:15 for the graphs!
Hey Paul, I rarely comment on videos but I have to just say how much I appreciate you making this. There are so many people with 3rd to 5th gen Intel CPUs (4790k for me!) that are literally in the situation you just described. I will soon be upgrading my CPU to a 5900x later this year or early next year and was always curious to see how my setup would work with the 6800xt. Thank you!
What happen if do this for long periods of time?
is the 4770K being used to sync the audio on this video?
How is the bottleneck like at 1440p?
Thoughts on pairing 3080 with 3700x or 3600? Thanks for all the work!
It'll be fine as long as your running at least 1440p, which you should be if your buying a 3080.
@@johnc8327 yes sir 1440p for at least the next year or 2, will probably be going for the 6800xt depending on benchmarks and hope for SAM to come to Zen 2
I had the 4770k on a water cooler paired with a Rx480 8gb and 32GB ram... the 4770k was over clocked to 4.4 and playing on medium to high settings . I then upgraded the GPU to a nitro+ 5700xt so increased the cpu clocking speeds to 4.6.... not stable at 4.7 and the fps increased but could see the GPU being bottlenecked. From here I then upgraded the CPU ,ram and mobo to a AmD 3600xt and the FPS on the 5700xt increased further. So I can confirm the 4770k was holding the 5700xt back
I have an almost equivalent CPU Xeon 1231 V3, and I am wondering should I upgrade my CPU. This video gives a good idea.
Yeah those Old Xeons were a interesting Chip beats the i5 of its time when paired with a better gpu because of the extra threads and would run super cool because of the lack of the IGPU. I would think upgrading to a 4790k and a z97 board with some CL9 2400 Ram that should be a nice upgrade path for you.
@@alexthesniper1952 I have 2400 MHz ram with my 1271 Xeon and for all the esports games I play (fortnite and apex) I stay pegged at 144fps in all games. My gpu is a 1070 ti I plan to upgrade to a 2070 or higher soon.
@@dylanallen7720Nice yeah like I was saying those Xeons were rock solid!
@@alexthesniper1952 "I would think upgrading to a 4790k"
What's the point? You can overclock an E3 1231 v3. There are limits on clock multipliers, but you can increase "BCLK ratio" which overclocks just the CPU and RAM, and can easily be compensated for by reducing the memory clock multiplier. Even aside from that it's a minimal upgrade that's not worth the cost or effort, staying on the same architecture and core count and only getting a minor increase in clock speed.
Hi friend. I am interested in the topic of your video. I don't understand English well. please write shortly to buy me an rtx 3080 or not with an i74770k processor?
Rocking an 2014 Hashwell i7-5930K with my new RTX3060 Ti in 2022
My 4790K still rocks!! Such a beast. I may keep the old girl for another two years. :)
I don't think people realize that you really don't need a good cpu to play games... I see people talking online about buying 500-600 dollar CPUs for gaming, and I'm like WTF is that guy doing?
@@johnc8327 Mainly its for esports gamers like me who needs every bit of FPS for that competitive edge.
I have recently been given an i5 6600k - what GPU would be most optimal to pair it with in order to have a PC capable of gaming at 2560x1080p@75Hz?
I would say maybe a 1080 Ti. That would be good for a vast majority of games at 75 fps just make sure you OC that 6600k it's got potential left for sure add to that the fastest ram you can get with a z170 board and you should be good for the next few years.
@@alexthesniper1952 Thanks for the answer! I already got it OCed, it goes really nice.
There's no point in thinking about a newer low end GPU with RayTracing?
@@Scisca1a2a Yeah I'm on a 1660 gonna upgrade next year to a better gpu and setup I'm personally debating on a 3070 Super or Ti whatever they call it because I'm doing 1080p 360 hz gaming+ I like to sweat in games lol.
@@alexthesniper1952 I was thinking about going even lower for this CPU. 3060 or even 3050ti or AMD alternative - whichever offers the appropriate performance for this CPU and monitor combination. I checked 1080ti prices and surprisingly they aren't really cheap, though. Still around $350-400! Lets hope prices drop in Q1 with new low end GPUs.
@@Scisca1a2a Yeah a 3060 may be a better purchase than.
I remember back when haswell was king and I was on x58, all my friends used to tell me my cpu is old 6 cores don't matter lol. I ended up switching to x79 when I found a steal of a deal. Comparing fps on my 6 core cpu overclocked and my sister's overclocked i7 4770k the 6 core takes it down easily.
Whats the TL;DR ?
I'm using a 5930k @ stock with a 3080 and 1080p240hz monitor so this video is perfect for me. Warzone shows I have a big CPU bottleneck. 85% CPU usage, 25% GPU usage at 1080p120hz. Which would be fine if I wasn't trying to push 1080p240hz.
I was planning on waiting for DDR5 to go mainstream but I'm figuring that's at least 18 months away, just too long of a wait. Now I'm looking to go Zen3 once they are in stock. Probably going for a 5900x over a 5600x because I think games will start scaling better with more cores and threads. Will sell my PC with a swapped in rx 570 to a friend who wants to get into PC gaming for cheap.
Wouldn't it we better to get a 120hz 1440p/4k monitor i mean is the difference between 120hz and 240 hz really that noticable ?
@@Leicht_Sinn already have 1440p144hz, they are side by side. 240 is definitely smoother. Just need to get longer cables so I can move them depending on the game.
Yeah, at 1080p high-fps it's a lot more important to get a more powerful CPU. An RTX 3080 is arguably complete overkill for 1080p, regardless of what CPU you have, so it's not surprising that it would be bottlenecked by Haswell.
@@nathangamble125 trying to get a 5900x at Micro Center but they are getting very little stock on any Zen3. Hoping stock improves by the new year.
And there is me using a 3090 in a 4770k system. With no problems whatsoever, 4k 60fps
maybe put the scirpt in a monitor behind the camera or above, if possible of course it's kind off offputting seeing you look up to the left ( your right ) constantly.
basically it takes away the illusion that you are directing your words towards me, otherwise good fun video.
i have the 4790K but this is interesting. its only 5 percent difference in raw performance anyway so its not much. but nice video.
Why don't you recommend using a 3080 with this CPU? Will the computer still work reliably?
It will still work but you will get much less FPS because the older cpu limits how powerful the 3080 is
how about an i9-7900x?
I’m wanting to upgrade my cpu. However if I upgrade my cpu I’ll have to get a new board and new ram. Will almost cost as much as my 3080.
"1440K" on far cry new down graph funny typo xD
Yep, cool!
I gonna rock a 6800xt on my 1800x if I can get one. 4k 60hz, Baby ^^
Gonna go now and check if there are 4770k vs 1800x Videos up :P
Lazy programming has helped fuel the CPU & GFX industries.
For many of us, 40-60fps is fine.
Saves a lot of cash not having to buy new mobo/cpu/ddr4
Some techtubers made it sound like the world would end should you pair a 3080 with an older CPU. Glad to see it isn't quite that bad. About to load up Assassin's Creed Valhalla on my I7 4790K and GTX970 as I didn't bot buy a 3080/3070.
I have the 4770K , and it kind of bugs me that it gets paired with the 3080. And I feel a lot of performance is getting bottlenecked by the CPU.
At high resolution you become GPU bound in most games. If you are gaming at 4k60 then you have no issues.
I have a 6700K clocked at 4.7Ghz and thinking about replacing my GTX1080 with a RX6800. I game on a 43 inch ultrawide 3840x1200 so the bottleneck is not that big. Im waiting for the next Ryzen and DDR5 for my next CPU upgrade :))....
@@superonyx2 you will still face some issues. i mean even the 2080TI had problems with the 4770K and the 4790K. even at 4K resolution. the 10th series cards are still the best and latest cards to run well at any resolution with the 4th gen i7 chips.
@@metalvideos1961 What problems? Check all the benchmarks of the 3080 at 4K with multiple processors. They all conclude that the game performance is equal. You would have to go back beyond haswell to get a bit if difference. Buying a new processor, motherboard and Ram just to end up with the same graphic performance at 4K doesnt usually make sense.
@@superonyx2 it's just a fact that the 4rth generation is but fast enough to handle 30 series card. Not at any resolution.
I’m killing my pc installing it with a 1gb gpu (So much bottleneck with the i7-4770k
But with the better CPU, I guess you can get more FPS at 1440p.
Well at 4k it would not bottleneck that much i imagine
my poor cpu... i knew it was time when i upgraded my monitor and my fps dipped to the 70s in warzone
After 11 years, i put my amd phenom ii x4 965 black + HD 6750. Got i7 4770 + asus RX 470 in january. After i got a better job, i got my RX 6600 XT. I have literally 0 problem with newest AAA title
I have used i7-5960X is memories and fun is keep computer storage, then next level Ryzen 7 2700X is better gaming.
I have a I5 4770 K with a Gtx 760 SLI 16 GB Ram DDR3 I want to get a 1660 super is that good or bad.
It’s a good pair go for it.
@@dylanallen7720 what about a i5 4070k with 16 GB ram
@@vijaygill8870 well idk what an i5 4070k is cause it doesn’t exist but the i7 4770k is a good pair with the 1660 super
@@dylanallen7720 I mean a i5 4670k
@@vijaygill8870 its a decent cpu but it only has 4 threads. youll really want a 4 core 8 thread cpu like a xeon 1231 v3 or a 4770, 4790
You graphs are very confusing as you dont use the same format for all of them, Some you have listed as 10900k and 4770k, than you turn around and change that to highs and lows. Just some food for thought for other videos
10:50 Why do people nowadays always think you can`t game on a HDD anymore? A mechanical drive does NOT affect ingame fps or causes hitching, if that is the case your drive has a mechanical error. The only thing and really the only thing that you have with an HDD are way longer ingame loading times but when chunks are loaded it doesn`t matter to the game if it is an HDD or SSD you game on.
Yeah!
👍 Especially at 1440p gaming
8gb RAM?