I've about talked myself out of passing down my current gaming rig to my son for another year (his is fine too atm)
7700k at 4.8 (did 5 fine but way cooler with zero tweaks needed for 4.8)
32GB DDR
Samsung 970 1TB m2
Titan Pascal (hits 1975 without issue)
I game on my BenQ 32" 4k at 60hz and am awaiting a min 32" 4k 144 or higher before replacing (don't like 1440p or anything lower than 4k or 32")
What I'm wondering is if anyone has gone from that card range to a 2080ti and noticed a more solid 60fps overall ?
I play WoT and can max it at solid 60 with no problem , Assassin Creed Odd on the other hand I had to dial back a little a AA and shadows but still looks great.
So was wondering what others thought about is it worth going from the TitanPascal to the 2080ti for a more overall guarantee of staying at 60 fps at all times for 4k ?
(and I am right that for 4k 60hz gaming there's little reason to change from a 7700k pushing 5ghz to a 9700k ? All this machine is used for is gaming)
Thanks again
7700k at 4.8 (did 5 fine but way cooler with zero tweaks needed for 4.8)
32GB DDR
Samsung 970 1TB m2
Titan Pascal (hits 1975 without issue)
I game on my BenQ 32" 4k at 60hz and am awaiting a min 32" 4k 144 or higher before replacing (don't like 1440p or anything lower than 4k or 32")
What I'm wondering is if anyone has gone from that card range to a 2080ti and noticed a more solid 60fps overall ?
I play WoT and can max it at solid 60 with no problem , Assassin Creed Odd on the other hand I had to dial back a little a AA and shadows but still looks great.
So was wondering what others thought about is it worth going from the TitanPascal to the 2080ti for a more overall guarantee of staying at 60 fps at all times for 4k ?
(and I am right that for 4k 60hz gaming there's little reason to change from a 7700k pushing 5ghz to a 9700k ? All this machine is used for is gaming)
Thanks again