ThePcProcrastinator

83 is the highest it will go while playing me most intensive game i mean

My gpu is usualy pretty cool on intensive games staying around 74c but on full load for a while it can get up to 83c no higher though is this safe?

Well here is the best system i could come up with for around that price but it, if an operating system needs to also be in included on the list i suggest opting for a GTX 1060 instead. Also a great upgrade would be another 8 gig stick of ram i suggest doing that in the future . Also i wouldn't suggest the list up near the top because he cheeped out on the motherboard which can severely inhibit a lot of your pc's features i hope this was of some use to you Glad to help. PC PART PICKER LINK https://pcpartpicker.com/list/L9J9Z8

Does he need an operating system included or no?

Does he have any specific color he wants his build to be?

Since It's been a while since the 10 series of Nvidia Graphics cards have been released i would like to know what statistically is the best gtx 1080. You could get the best rated/popular 1080s and compare speed,temperature,noise,hardware and so on. I know a gtx 1080 is a gtx 1080 but i am really interested what rules the bunch even if it's just slightly.

I have a question regarding some of my Pc components. I've had my Pc for a while now and have been very happy with it's performance. I built it around the start of 2017 so i've had for about 6 months now. it has a GTX 1070 and an i5 7600k in it. Im looking to upgrade my graphics card to a GTX 1080 Ti. I know my current card is top of the line and is perfectly fine but i just want the 1080 Ti just because im an enthusiast and i want it for shock value. So here is my question would i see any bottle-necking with an i5 7600k and a GTX 1080 Ti pared together or should i get a new CPU along with it.

Im new to the community so hi guess love the channel (Linus Tech Tips/Tech quickie/Channel Super Fun)