[SOLVED] Ultrawide Gaming ?

Finair14

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Hi Guys
I am currently building a system to game on my ultrawide 2560x1080 monitor. I have currently configured the build to include an i7 9700k and a 2070 super however i was wondering if this was overkill for the resolution and whether i could get away with an i5 9600k and 2060 super. I am aiming for 60FPS minimum on highest detail settings for my resolution. Thankyou .
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Finair
 
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2060 can run most games on ultra but some very unoptimized or gpu demanding games like Red Dead Redemption 2 or Kingdom come: deliverence wil not give you 60 fps (rdr2 35 fps and kcd 40 fps)
my recomendation is definetly RX 5700XT whitch will give you WAY better fps for 400$ and also ryzen 3800x for 370$ or 3700x for arround 330$
i think RX 5700XT is definitely better option than 2060, and in 2-3 years even combarable to 2070 due to a nvidia gpu bad aging
but about cpu wouldnt recommend i5 9600k for a long term cpu but it is definitely enough for current gaming but again ryzen is better option.
if you want to save a bit of money go for 3700x there is not a bit difference compared to 3800x.
also i5 9600k cant even compare.

jovan.draganovic

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2060 can run most games on ultra but some very unoptimized or gpu demanding games like Red Dead Redemption 2 or Kingdom come: deliverence wil not give you 60 fps (rdr2 35 fps and kcd 40 fps)
my recomendation is definetly RX 5700XT whitch will give you WAY better fps for 400$ and also ryzen 3800x for 370$ or 3700x for arround 330$
i think RX 5700XT is definitely better option than 2060, and in 2-3 years even combarable to 2070 due to a nvidia gpu bad aging
but about cpu wouldnt recommend i5 9600k for a long term cpu but it is definitely enough for current gaming but again ryzen is better option.
if you want to save a bit of money go for 3700x there is not a bit difference compared to 3800x.
also i5 9600k cant even compare.
 
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