[SOLVED] 12700k help

Feb 13, 2022
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hi all just a quick question would a 12700k get a bit more juice out of my 2080ti for 4k gaming over my 8700k I would go with the ddr5 motherboard too
 
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Imho, probably not. I run a RTX 3080 with my 8700K(@4.7ghz) and @ 3440x1440 the cpu hasn't held back the GPU in the games I've played, but I'm also not running low settings to try and get as much FPS as possible I like my games to look as good as possible while maintaining good FPS. Higher resolutions usually more GPU bound.

A way to check is to watch your cpu and gpu usage while gaming. If the cpu usage is ~100% and gpu usage is considerably lower then you could possibly gain some FPS with a faster CPU.

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Imho, probably not. I run a RTX 3080 with my 8700K(@4.7ghz) and @ 3440x1440 the cpu hasn't held back the GPU in the games I've played, but I'm also not running low settings to try and get as much FPS as possible I like my games to look as good as possible while maintaining good FPS. Higher resolutions usually more GPU bound.

A way to check is to watch your cpu and gpu usage while gaming. If the cpu usage is ~100% and gpu usage is considerably lower then you could possibly gain some FPS with a faster CPU.
 
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hi all just a quick question would a 12700k get a bit more juice out of my 2080ti for 4k gaming over my 8700k I would go with the ddr5 motherboard too

At 4k, as long as you have 'enough CPU' (and the 8700K is still 'enough') the difference in FPS would simply not be worth it IMO....; save your money at least long enough to evaluate 13700K vs. R7-7800X CPUs in 5-6 months!
 
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