[SOLVED] Good for 1080p Ultra gaming?

[Viltsu300]

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Is this good? Does everything fit together? Going to replace that SSD with this one though: https://www.proshop.fi/SSD/Kingston-A2000-M2-NVMe-SSD-500GB/2792094

 

[sizzling]

Is this for 1080p 60Hz or 144Hz or something else?

It looks a good build but a 1660 super is not ultra settings at 1080p 144Hz or above in more demanding games. I don’t think the Bulldog security is worth it. Personally I just use the built in Windows security. If you only have a 500gb drive it will fill up fast. Most games are 50GB plus and COD MW is the largest I’ve seen at 174GB. You also don’t want to run an SSD at more than 85% full as the performance will drop off.

 

[Viltsu300]

Is this for 1080p 60Hz or 144Hz or something else?

It looks a good build but a 1660 super is not ultra settings at 1080p 144Hz or above in more demanding games. I don’t think the Bulldog security is worth it. Personally I just use the built in Windows security. If you only have a 500gb drive it will fill up fast. Most games are 50GB plus and COD MW is the largest I’ve seen at 174GB. You also don’t want to run an SSD at more than 85% full as the performance will drop off.

For 1080p 75fps. Bulldoggy comes for free. How big is the SSD performance drop going to be if it has let's say 50GB free space available?

 

[sizzling]

For 1080p 75fps. Bulldoggy comes for free. How big is the SSD performance drop going to be if it has let's say 50GB free space available?

For 1080p 75fps it should run very high to ultra settings. I’ve read bad reviews of Bulldog being worse than a virus, I had it bundled with something and never used it.

I have never let my drives get that full but it’s supposed to be a significant drop off once you go past about 85%.

 

[Schlachtwolf]

If you could add to your budget a small bit then it may be worth looking at the RX5700 , they are great 1080p cards and would do freesync perfectly. Way more monitors can do freesync than G-sync so that is someting to keep in mind regarding FPS stability.

 

[Viltsu300]

If you could add to your budget a small bit then it may be worth looking at the RX5700 , they are great 1080p cards and would do freesync perfectly. Way more monitors can do freesync than G-sync so that is someting to keep in mind regarding FPS stability.

Apparently the drivers are still atrocious?