And your motherboard ?so i was thinking of getting a new cpu some time in the near future and i just wanted to know if there were any recommendations
current system:
i7-8700
RTX 2080 super
16GB 2666mhz ram
750watt psu
asrock b365m-hdvAnd your motherboard ?
i dont have a specific budget but as long as its not extremely expensive its mostly fineThis mobo supports any Gen 8 and Gen 9 Intel CPU.
For gen 9 you need at least bios version 4.00
https://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/B365M-HDV/index.asp#CPU
So what is your budget ?
im not exactly sure what you mean but i need a new cpu since i feel like i cant have multiple applications running at once without it affecting performance aswell as i want to be able to run my games better. The motherboard is mostly because my current one doesnt support 3200mhz ram speed so as long as its also compatible with the new cpu i should be fine.The problem is I don’t find any logic in your plan.
You will upgrade to a Gen 9 max. Then you want to upgrade the mobo; this can only be with a z390 board.
So what? After that you are blocked.
If you want to buy a new CPU and mobo, logic tells to buy the latest gen (of Intel or AMD), not to buy already discontinued hardware.
Especially as you have a powerfull GPU.
The only situation would be to find these older cpu and mobo for a very VERY good price.
some games that rely less on the gpu run worse and i cant have google chrome running in the background without it causing lag in a lot of casesWhat are exactly:
And how did you came to the conclusion that the CPU is the problem
- The problems you feel you have with your games
- What multiple applications ?
Run this and post a link to the results page.some games that rely less on the gpu run worse and i cant have google chrome running in the background without it causing lag in a lot of cases
for example csgo is running at 150-200fps or something while ive had resident evil 7 at max settings running at 240fps
https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/43648089Run this and post a link to the results page.
PC Benchmark
Consider updating your bios and inf driver also look into swapping the ssd for something that uses 4 lanes.
i dont use anything to monitor the temps and im not exactly sure what cooler it isSo do you monitor the CPU temperatures with something as HWInfo 64 and the 10,000 $ question is what CPU cooler do you use ?
All this to try understand why your 8700 performance is under par
i dont know how to update my bios and idk what an inf driver is but ill consider swapping my ssdConsider updating your bios and inf driver also look into swapping the ssd for something that uses 4 lanes.
Your ssd only uses 2 lanes don't expect anything dramatic it's just a bump up.
UBM shows a gpu overclock guide....might be worth reading.
Cpu turbo 3.7ghz avg......I don't know if that's right or wrong seems low but it could be normal perhaps do some testing in that area.
As has been mentioned hwinfo will show what the cpu temps are doing.i dont know how to update my bios and idk what an inf driver is but ill consider swapping my ssd
my gpu is factory overclocked so i dont think i can do much more about that
im not exactly sure about how i should test the cpu
yea my cpu is probably thermal throttling... its running at 95-100 degrees when playing re:village at some pretty high settingsAs has been mentioned hwinfo will show what the cpu temps are doing.
If it's getting too hot the cpu will throttle.
Yep that may be why UBM was showing 3.7 turbo.yea my cpu is probably thermal throttling... its running at 95-100 degrees when playing re:village at some pretty high settings
yea i see so i probably just need a new cooler not a new processor unless its not mounted right as he suggestedAs Bob.B said you have a major cooling problem
Yes. But you did not say what cooler you haveyea i see so i probably just need a new cooler not a new processor unless its not mounted right as he suggested
im not exactly sure what you mean but i need a new cpu since i feel like i cant have multiple applications running at once without it affecting performance aswell as i want to be able to run my games better. The motherboard is mostly because my current one doesnt support 3200mhz ram speed so as long as its also compatible with the new cpu i should be fine.
some games that rely less on the gpu run worse and i cant have google chrome running in the background without it causing lag in a lot of cases
for example csgo is running at 150-200fps or something while ive had resident evil 7 at max settings running at 240fps
i dont have a specific budget but as long as its not extremely expensive its mostly fine
thanks ill consider itI don't know what is "extremely expensive" on your definition since you did not quantify your budget.
Try the Ryzen 9 5900x and go with an X570 Motherboard. It will also be good in the long run (5 years).
It does not make any sense (for longevity) to go with Intel Gen8 or Gen9 CPUs in the long run as years go by. You will end up needing to upgrade sooner anyhow. This is where cheap becomes expensive.