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Great news! I will wait until January to see what the Ryzen 3 will offer compared to Ryzen 2.

Hmmm, the thing is my system is not bottlenecked per se, but my Xeon starts to show it's age. I was interested in finding out how many FPs can I gain by getting a newer CPU and keeping my GTX1080ti?

Ben, thanks for replying! I can wait, I'm in no major hurry. By major products being released, do you refer to the the upcoming Ryzen 3 ?

Hi guys, I currently have the following system: Intel Xeon 1230 v3 at running at stock speed 3.3 Ghz Asrock B85 Pro4 Nvidia PNY GTX 1080ti 16.0 GB DDR3 running at 1600 MHz Cryorig H5 Ultimate cooler LG 27UK650 4K monitor Samsung 850 EVO 256 GB boot drive 650 W power supply I use the system mainly for two things: editing photos as I am a working professional photographer and playing games at 4K. For the editing part, the system runs OK but it's obviously not blazing fast. When I have large batches of photographs to process as I often do, CPU usage hits 100% and it does struggle a bit. How much faster would Ryzen 2700x be in this specific scenario? When it comes to gaming I noticed that even though the GTX 1080ti should be enough to run games at 4K 60 fps with high details, sometimes I only hit 50 fps on average and the game play isn't the smoothest. Would an upgrade to the Ryzen 2700X noticeably improve my FPS in games? Remember that I only want to achieve smooth 4K 60 fps frame rate. Would it be better to wait until 2019 and the coming Ryzen 3 CPUs? Thanks in advance!