I have a 4690k OC to 4.5Ghz and a GTX1070 OCed to a decent clock.
Few days ago, I did the stupidity of getting a used 1080ti for $550 while prices are low and stocks are limited. After countless research about bottleneck with my i5, Ive also bought a 4790k for $200 used. I was thinking of compensating for the purchase by selling my replaced parts and realized how hard past few years were trying to cable manage my CM Elite 341 case. I ended up ordering a NZXT h500 with it as the ball rolled a noctua d15 cooler. Now before building/transferring my PC to its new shell, I've realized an i9 9900K, motherboard and Ram are the only components I am missing from a new updated build. Besides rebuilding an old build is a hassle.
Therefore right now I am extremely confused what to do, should I sell the $200 4790k with my whole PC to cover the cost of the upgrade, or should i just settle down with the 4790k and the 1080ti(which i've decided i am keeping) until the release of another CPU and DDR5 ram. I have no clue when is the next Ryzen or Pascal equivalent is coming. I dnt know why am i so confused about this, but i know the benchmark video of assassins creed Odyssey was the reason that provoked me with a bench of 44fps (I was too late to realize it was badly optimized).
Please HELPPPP!!!
Any suggestions are welcomed.
PS:All i do is game at 1440p 60fps and everything maxxed out.
Few days ago, I did the stupidity of getting a used 1080ti for $550 while prices are low and stocks are limited. After countless research about bottleneck with my i5, Ive also bought a 4790k for $200 used. I was thinking of compensating for the purchase by selling my replaced parts and realized how hard past few years were trying to cable manage my CM Elite 341 case. I ended up ordering a NZXT h500 with it as the ball rolled a noctua d15 cooler. Now before building/transferring my PC to its new shell, I've realized an i9 9900K, motherboard and Ram are the only components I am missing from a new updated build. Besides rebuilding an old build is a hassle.
Therefore right now I am extremely confused what to do, should I sell the $200 4790k with my whole PC to cover the cost of the upgrade, or should i just settle down with the 4790k and the 1080ti(which i've decided i am keeping) until the release of another CPU and DDR5 ram. I have no clue when is the next Ryzen or Pascal equivalent is coming. I dnt know why am i so confused about this, but i know the benchmark video of assassins creed Odyssey was the reason that provoked me with a bench of 44fps (I was too late to realize it was badly optimized).
Please HELPPPP!!!
Any suggestions are welcomed.
PS:All i do is game at 1440p 60fps and everything maxxed out.