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Thank you for your replies. I'm hoping the SUPERs will get announced now at E3. But every leak points towards for performance below the 2080ti. I've been trying to figure out between the different brands who is doing the best boost speeds. Any advice on that? Thank you.

My 1080ti had issues, sent it back got a full refund. Now I need to decide if I buy another 1080ti or a new 2080ti. I have little hope that the new SUPER cards are going to be superior to the 2080ti. Any advice on what I should buy? I run an 8700k with 16GBs of RAM at 3466Mhz. Thank you

I've had really poor experience with Asus MBs over the years. Sometimes it's just bad luck.

I appreciate the suggestion, but I live in Europe. I have already a place where I buy all my hardware over here.

Alright, thank you for everyone's help. I'll probably be getting an 8700K. Any advice on an MB? I was looking into a Gigabyte Z370 Aorus Ultra Gaming 2.0

I wasn't sure which kind of processor was an X299. At the current price, they don't seem like a smart investment. Unless I was doing a lot of multi-threading operations instead of gaming.

What did you mean by "X299 route instead" though?

Yes, it probably would. That's not an issue though.

I meant between my current CPU and the 8700k.

Would it make a large difference?

Hello. Here are my specs for anyone who could help me: CPU: i7 4790k 4.0GHz GPU: Gigabyte 1080ti x 2 (SLI) MB: Gigabyte Z97X-Gaming 7 (32GBs RAM) OS Drive: Kingston KC1000 NVMe PCIe SSD M.2 480GB Monitor: LG 34' on 3440x1440 I've had feedback from other people who have similar GPUs and Monitors but have very high FPS all the time (120+) on any game. That is not the case for me, and I've always blamed it on the very high resolution of my monitor. Could it be the CPU bottlenecking? Any advice is welcome. Thank you