[SOLVED] Is 3.6 gHz good enough for 3D modelling?

[xxscienceboyxx]

Hello!
I know that low clock speeds are not good for rendering, so I wanted to know if 3.6 gHz is enough for 3D modelling. I am getting a TR 1920x and a used 1080 ti. Is this a good GPU rendering build? Also I might do Adobe premiere, or a free alternative. And instead of a 1920x, should I get a i7 9700k, for faster clock speeds?\

Thanks!

 

[vapour]

if it is gpu rendering, cpu doesn't matter much. TR is better than 9700k. Can you provide more details on what you are using?

 

[xxscienceboyxx]

Build:
Used 1080 ti/2080
AMD TR 1920X
Samsung SSD 1TB
H80i
Asrock Taichi X399 Specs 319.99
Ballistix Sport 2666 4x4GB
EVGA G3 850 W GOLD Power Supply
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SilverStone RL06 Case

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I will use it for 3D rendering, modelling, Video & Photo editing, and maybe (probably not though) light to medium gaming.

 

[USAFRet]

A threadripper is absolutely not necessary for that use case.
I do all that on an i7-4790k. Quite speedily, I might add.