RTX 2070 on a i5 7600

[valeman2012]

Will there be any issues if i put RTX 2070 on a i5 7600 and 600B 600W EVGA PSU?

 

[King_V]

Probably not, if I were to make a completely blind guess, but nobody has these cards yet - how could anyone possible answer this?

 

[geofelt]

Likely, not.
But such decisions are premature.

 

[valeman2012]

Likely, not.
But such decisions are premature.

The Geforce RTX 2070 expected to have lower Power Usage than a GTX 1080

 

[zyh1987]

My experience with 1080ti tells me tgat 1080ti works fine with a psu of 600w with 12v amperage at about 45A or more.i would say 2070 will be fine.

Since you are running a 7600, the power draw will be less than 100w at load. i have done something that many people here against, putting a 1080ti on a 500w evga 500b for few month. No issues what so ever. No sure about the long term effect though as I don’t have the equipment nor the expertise, I can only share my past experience.

Hope that helps.

 

[valeman2012]

My experience with 1080ti tells me tgat 1080ti works fine with a psu of 600w with 12v amperage at about 45A or more.i would say 2070 will be fine.

Since you are running a 7600, the power draw will be less than 100w at load. i have done something that many people here against, putting a 1080ti on a 500w evga 500b for few month. No issues what so ever. No sure about the long term effect though as I don’t have the equipment nor the expertise, I can only share my past experience.

Hope that helps.

I think the Geforce RTX 2070 has Similar Power Usage than the GTX 1070 Ti

 

[USAFRet]

"Will there be..."
"expected to have"
"I think"

All speculation until we see some in the wild.

 

[valeman2012]

"Will there be..."
"expected to have"
"I think"

All speculation until we see some in the wild.

For Obvious reasons, we do not need speculate power usage and performance as its kinda obvious that the Geforce RTX 2070 would beat the GTX 1070 and 1070 Ti and more likey used less power than GTX 1080 without needing speculate.

 

[King_V]

"Will there be..."
"expected to have"
"I think"

All speculation until we see some in the wild.

For Obvious reasons, we do not need speculate power usage and performance as its kinda obvious that the Geforce RTX 2070 would beat the GTX 1070 and 1070 Ti and more likey used less power than GTX 1080 without needing speculate.

That still is speculation, but . . from the original info in this article, the reference spec and Founders Edition spec list the TDP.

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-rtx-2080-ti-2070-price-specs-release,37647.html

It looks like the Founders versions always spec 10W higher - I believe that it's 10W lower for the 2070 is a mistake, as I seem to recall coming across other info that shows the 2070 FE as 10W higher.

In any case, for the 2070, about the same power usage as the 1070Ti/1080, give or take 5W. Definitely more than the old 1070.

2080 is 215-225W, and 2080Ti is 250-260W.

Seems like MORE power than their 10x0 equivalents across the board. I imagine performance (without using Ray Tracing) should be notably improved, but we won't know by how much or how little until the reviews come out.

 

[geofelt]

If you have a photo of a candidate card, look at the power plugs.
Count 75w for a 6 pin connector, 150w for a 8 pin connector and 75w for the pcie slot.

 

[King_V]

Maybe - sometimes you come across certain models of a video card that goes kind of overkill on the power connectors.

Vega 56, for example - I've seen some with 2x8-pin connectors. Just those connectors allow 300 watts, and the PCI slot can give up to another 75. Kind of excessive for a card with an official 210W TDP.

 

[adi6293]

I think it will bottleneck, its not even a K series and the real question is why would you buy it? All RTX reviews aren't too good, RTX2070 will most likely be at 1080 levels for more dollars

 

[rich.h.sohn]

If the question is if your cpu is going to bottle neck your gpu, it depends on the settings and use.

High fps and low quality settings for fps games hitting high 144 plus hz with 1080p.or in this cards level 1440p frame rates may end up with a cpu bottle neck.

For example on overwatch 1080 ti hits 300 frames at low quality settings with a max utilization of 60 percent but almost maxes out a 8700k.

A over clock 6600k at 4.4 with a 1080ti with the same settings will hit an average fps of around 220 with a clear cpu bottle neck.

Since the 7600 and 6600k are very similiar I think the 2070/80 will definitely be bottleneckes by the cpu if you run for high frames.

High quality settings with lower frame rates should create 100 percent gpu utilization before capping out the cpu.

 

[valeman2012]

Yea i think it will bottleneck the i5 7600 with the Geforce RTX 2070 because the RTX 2070 we already know it going perform like a GTX 1080

 

[King_V]

I think it will bottleneck, its not even a K series and the real question is why would you buy it? All RTX reviews aren't too good, RTX2070 will most likely be at 1080 levels for more dollars

Yea i think it will bottleneck the i5 7600 with the Geforce RTX 2070 because the RTX 2070 we already know it going perform like a GTX 1080

You can't even begin to guess that. We don't even know what resolution the OP's monitor is.

 

[valeman2012]

If you have a photo of a candidate card, look at the power plugs.
Count 75w for a 6 pin connector, 150w for a 8 pin connector and 75w for the pcie slot.

Tartiffs in place and pricing of these cards are not acceptable, and will wait for the prices to cooldown.

 

[valeman2012]

"Will there be..."
"expected to have"
"I think"

All speculation until we see some in the wild.

I think upgrading the i5 7600 (4 Cores / 4 Threads) to i7 7700 (4 Cores/8 Threads) would remove the bottleneck of the RTX 2070.

 

[King_V]

What is your monitor's resolution, and what games will you be playing?

It is impossible to determine any kind of "bottleneck" using just the CPU and GPU alone.

 

[ChrisB1990]

I think the better question is do you need a 2070? What is your current setup and what do you plan on doing with a 2070? Personally, the 20 series has given me little to no reason to buy one yet. Depending on what your current setup is you may be fine upgrading to a 10 series or not upgrading at all.

 

[valeman2012]

I think the better question is do you need a 2070? What is your current setup and what do you plan on doing with a 2070? Personally, the 20 series has given me little to no reason to buy one yet. Depending on what your current setup is you may be fine upgrading to a 10 series or not upgrading at all.

This computer has a 1050 Ti...is suffering in newer games at 1080p PUBG...other game which clearer graphics quality is needed.

 

[ChrisB1990]

PUBG is not the best game to go off of when judging PC performance. It is a very poorly optimized and taxing game on even hefty rigs. If you feel a strong need to upgrade to a 20 series, then the best price to performance card will be the 2070 though there is next to no info on these cards so you are taking a bit of risk by investing in one. There has been little testing, little support and there have been some recalls on the higher tier models so keep that in mind. If you don't feel comfortable investing in one but want to upgrade, I would suggest a 1080. Sometimes you can find them on sale as cheap as $450, that is similar in price to a 2070, but 1080s are tried and true. By no means am I saying to not get a 2070, but know the risks. new tech is always risky. Just food for thought in making your decision.

 

[valeman2012]

PUBG is not the best game to go off of when judging PC performance. It is a very poorly optimized and taxing game on even hefty rigs. If you feel a strong need to upgrade to a 20 series, then the best price to performance card will be the 2070 though there is next to no info on these cards so you are taking a bit of risk by investing in one. There has been little testing, little support and there have been some recalls on the higher tier models so keep that in mind. If you don't feel comfortable investing in one but want to upgrade, I would suggest a 1080. Sometimes you can find them on sale as cheap as $450, that is similar in price to a 2070, but 1080s are tried and true. By no means am I saying to not get a 2070, but know the risks. new tech is always risky. Just food for thought in making your decision.

It will wait for them to address the "Card Dying" issue first then Buy it....or even go for GTX 2060 if that comes out near next year early.