Question Gtx 1070 ti

[GoldGlitch]

best CPU for gtx 1070 ti ?

 

[Eximo]

The best CPU you can afford. So if you wanted something specifically for gaming than you would want to look 12th and 13th gen Intel or 5000 or 7000 series Ryzen CPUs.

The CPU sets your minimum and maximum potential frame rates.

Your graphics settings and resolution will more directly rely on the GPU. (Some graphics settings will increase load on the CPU)

 

[GoldGlitch]

The best CPU you can afford. So if you wanted something specifically for gaming than you would want to look 12th and 13th gen Intel or 5000 or 7000 series Ryzen CPUs.

The CPU sets your minimum and maximum potential frame rates.

Your graphics settings and resolution will more directly rely on the GPU. (Some graphics settings will increase load on the CPU)

gpu will not bottelneck a cpu idk like r 7000?

 

[ThatVietGuy]

Go with a Ryzen 7950X3D, you'll never have to worry.

 

[GoldGlitch]

Go with a Ryzen 7950X3D, you'll never have to worry.

gtx 1070 ti can it pull a cpu like 7950xt3d ?
rly

 

[ThatVietGuy]

I don't think you understand the term "bottleneck" well.

I would just throw that term out of your brain, it is a very overblown concept.

Eximo is correct - the best CPU for you is completely dependent on how much you're willing to spend. Almost any modern CPU will work fine with a GTX 1070 ti.

 

[Eximo]

gpu will not bottelneck a cpu idk like r 7000?

Bottleneck is the wrong term here.

CPU = FPS
GPU = Graphics quality + when you exceed the GPUs capabilities you can end up with less FPS then is possible. Solution, reduce graphics settings.

When the CPU is the bottleneck it means you don't gain FPS when you reduce settings.

So the ideal CPU for any GPU is the fastest possible.
The ideal GPU for any CPU is depends on your game, target resolution, and desired image quality. That mostly comes down to cost.

 

[GoldGlitch]

I don't think you understand the term "bottleneck" well.

I would just throw that term out of your brain, it is a very overblown concept.

Eximo is correct - the best CPU for you is completely dependent on how much you're willing to spend. Almost any modern CPU will work fine with a GTX 1070 ti.

tnx

 

[Eximo]

That is the long answer. The short answer is how much do you have to spend?

Then we can pick out the best CPU/Motherboard/RAM combo that makes sense, or the full build if all you have is the GPU.

Ideally what you seek out is balance.

No point in putting a 1070Ti with a Core 2 Duo. It would work up to a point, but modern games that need something like a 1070Ti aren't likely to run well.

But you also don't need a 7950X to run a 1070Ti. When that GPU was launched CPUs like the 6th and 7th gen Intel were available, just before Ryzen 1st gen I think. So if you wanted to match conditions back then, something like an Intel i3-10100 or i3-12100 would be like having an i7 back then. Ryzen 2600 maybe.

But for the money right now that i3-12100 or a Ryzen 5500 would make the most sense in terms of budget.

 

[sonofjesse]

just it in the PC you got and save for a complete rebuild.