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Nah, the 3090 Ti draws more. I’m only seeing up to 350w in most games at 4K max settings. The highest I have seen is Cyberpunk pulling 400w with RT maxed out at 4K. This is with a 5.4-5.6GHz 7700X.

As long as you don’t pair it with a 4090, you’ll be fine.

Well, I finally got my motherboard...Same energy?

I don't want to derail this thread too much, but I've compiled my results. Some games see some impressive gains - CP2077 (No RT), RB6 Extraction, and WDL (No RT) Decent gains just from using some cheap vipers B-Die. Of course nobody should be using an 2600X with a 3090 :) - Still, the test shows...

Awesome! Thanks for doing this. Doesn't seem there's much of a gain going from 5Ghz to 5.7Ghz in this game.

Funny you mention this as I’m currently testing a 2600X with an RTX 3090. Mostly testing the effect of memory latency when CPU bottlenecked. Going from 3200 CL16 to 3533 CL14 I’m seeing on AVG around a 10% increase in performance at 1080p. Obviously those numbers would dwindle at the resolution...

I’m a 4K gamer as well so I doubt the 7700X will make a huge difference, but I’d be curious to see you run an in game benchmark at 1080p & 1440p ultra settlings. Stock vs. 5500 MHz and 5700 MHz. There’s a shadow of the Tomb raider demo on steam you can use. You could also use the CP2077 built...

Awesome. Can you show us perf scaling in games with the 7700X stock and overclocked? I’m assuming running at 5.7GHz you’re way ahead of your 12900K?

Same thing TPU said: In gaming, Zen 4 can also deliver. At 1080p, the 7700X is the fastest Zen 4 processor for gaming—yes, even faster than the 7950X. The underlying reason is that the 7900X and 7950X use a dual-CCD design, where the processor's computation ability is spread across two silicon...

I have an ASUS X670E-E Gaming WiFi on order, but Amazon is saying it won’t ship until November. I can grab the AsRock X670E Taichi Carrara today….what do you guys think? I’m interested in tweaking the memory and I’ve heard AsRock might not be the greatest in that case.

I’m aiming for 5.5GHz as well. I’m new to current AMD CPUs, so what exactly did you do to get there? I also purchased a kit of CL32 6400 MT/s memory. I know the sweet spot is 6000 but I wanted to see if there’s any gains if I push it.

I caved in as well. Time to replace my 8700K with a 7700X system.

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Got it working on my z370 board. Had to disable CSM in the bios

Driver updates have done a pretty damn good job at keeping the 3.5GB issue at bay. Plenty of games will allocate up to 4GB without much drama.

Nothing really. The 8700K in the video is more than enough.

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I need to claim a couple of games with someone’s rtx 3080. If you haven’t already claimed any games on your card and want to make $25. PM me - Thanks!

Wish I had those skills. Great job 👍

Is this what you used? If so, it’s an extremely rough estimate that’s based on theoretical performance and not actual performance. You can probably determine that looking at where the 590 and 6990 sit in the lineup.

If that is the case then there’s 4 cards with over a 50% performance gain over their predecessor. Also, 1080Ti 85% faster compared to the 980Ti...

Just looking at that graph and at first glance it already looks off. The 8800 GTX was the biggest gain in performance vs. previous gen period. Anywhere from 50-100% over the 7900 GTX. The 285 to 480 looks a tad low as well. Still have to go through the rest...

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Thanks. 775 motherboard sold!

Hello, I have some used items that I’d like to sell. I accept PayPal and my Heatware is Face2Face. Must have heat if you’re wanting to do business. USPS shipping to the US48 included in the price. ASUS P7P55D PRO LGA SOCKET 1156 MOTHERBOARD With X3440 Xeon CPU. This doesn’t include the I/O...

My daughters RTX 2060 plays it at 1080p with DLSS and it’s mostly in the 50’s with 8 chunks. Plenty playable for most.

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Here’s another example

That is with DLSS enabled. Runs fine with 8-12 chunks, but 24 is a killer.

lol. Just being lazy, and I shared the pics with multiple people using my phone.

Now try the Temples and Totems map and play with 24 render chunks at 1440p and come back and tell me about that 100 FPS 😅 Also, check out that VRAM usage/allocation

Just trying out Minecraft RTX beta. At 1440p with the render chunks maxed out at 24 - DLSS 2.0 almost doubles the frame rate with nearly the same visuals as native. That said, the game is beast maxed out in beta. Some maps perform great, while others like this one are very demanding.

Hello, I have some slightly used ITX components that I no longer have a use for. I only used them for a review and never used long term. Gigabyte GA-AB350N-Gaming WiFi motherboard FSP500-50FGGBN (500w Gold Flex PSU) Velkacase Velka M (Rare-First model) No longer sold- 4L case The case comes...

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/xfx-radeon-rx-5600-xt-thicc-iii-ultra/27.html

Very lackluster? The 2080Ti is a monster at 4K.