You sure? Because I do want the 2070 Super because I want it to last me for a quite a while.I think the i5-8400 is probably fast enough for either card.
I think that if the CPU does hold either card back it will me minimal.
Is the Corsair TX650M PSU good enough to support it?Your only real issue will be games that want to use more than 6 cores/threads.
Is the Corsair TX650M PSU good enough to support it?
Oh good, because I just ordered it and will arrive tomorrow and I didn't really want to return it. Anyway do you think 2070 Super will last for 3+ Years? 1080@144hz is my target. Thanks for responding .More than good enough.....
Oh good, because I just ordered it and will arrive tomorrow and I didn't really want to return it. Anyway do you think 2070 Super will last for 3+ Years? 1080@144hz is my target. Thanks for responding .
Actually yes I will upgrade it in a year or so. The reason why I asked in the first place is if it will be fine for now. Also do you think a i7 9700K is a good CPU upgrade? Thanks in advance.Absolutely it should go 3 years and more and by then you should have upgraded your CPU!!...
Actually yes I will upgrade it in a year or so. The reason why I asked in the first place is if it will be fine for now. Also do you think a i7 9700K is a good CPU upgrade? Thanks in advance.
Do you think Black Friday will get the prices dropped?No problems at all and the 9700K is about as good as it gets for gaming being just fractions behind the 9900K for gaming. The 9700K will also get the very best out of the RTX 2070 super...
Do you think Black Friday will get the prices dropped?
Can I also ask something? They say that i5-8400 can bottleneck a GTX 1080 Ti but the 2070 Super is better so how come it can keep up with it? Or that was false information?Quiet possibly..you may well find a decent deal...
The term bottleneck is often misused/misleading. Even the best systems can cpu bottleneck in certain circumstances, the key is to get a good balance. However monitor resolution, the specific game and game settings can all make a bottleneck more or less likely and even if you have a bottleneck unless it’s significant then does it really matter.Can I also ask something? They say that i5-8400 can bottleneck a GTX 1080 Ti but the 2070 Super is better so how come it can keep up with it? Or that was false information?
So is the 2070 Super i5-8400 a decent balance?The term bottleneck is often misused/misleading. Even the best systems can cpu bottleneck in certain circumstances, the key is to get a good balance. However monitor resolution, the specific game and game settings can all make a bottleneck more or less likely and even if you have a bottleneck unless it’s significant then does it really matter.
In some circumstances a 2070S could bottleneck a 8400 but in others it won’t. Run a resolution higher than 1080p or a game with Ray Tracing and it’s unlikely you will suffer a bottleneck in current games.