2080 Ti 1080p

[NExUS1g]

Running a 1080p monitor running at 240 Hz, I'd love to get a sense for where the CPU cap is for a 2080 Ti running at 1080p.

 

[defaultluser]

What game were you thinking of? Last time I checked there was a high amount of variation on CPU required.

It can hit hundreds w of fps, if you're playing something as simple as CS:GO, but more demanding game like battlefield 1 are a clusterfuck:

https://www.gamersnexus.net/game-bench/2673-battlefield-1-cpu-benchmark-dx11-vs-dx12-i5-i7-fx/page-2

 

[pippenainteasy]

There is no CPU cap, it keeps scaling up at 1080p. In many e-sports games you won't even get better performance beyond a GTX 1080 provided your CPU is fast enough.

 

[NExUS1g]

There can definitely be a high amount of variation. Games like CSGO or DOTA 2 don't require much as far as GPU a 1070 will pretty much keep you pegged at 300 FPS. StarCraft 2 is a bit headier on the GPU side if you want to up the graphics. I'm curious about a wide variety of games, though. PUBG, Fortnite, RoE, SC2, Black Ops 4, Ark, Path of Exile, Overwatch, Destiny 2, World of Warcraft, Battlefield 3, etc.

 

[Slade]

I found my 1080 and 1080ti had little difference at 1080p when I upgraded. I then moved on to 120hz low motion blur (ulmb) and while experience wise it feels the same, it started showing an edge at that resolution, albeit not much. I think going by that metric of rasterization games and current CPU performance you are pretty much not going to see an 2080ti RTX edge out a 1080ti by much at all to make a difference.