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Thats what I was thinking but, unfortunately I don't have enough money for now. So I have to live with the 8gb for a little while till the next time I get paid.

I already bought the GTX 1070 Ti, the Chassis, PSU, and all of the Storage. I’m using the 275$ I got from a job I did to finish my pc. It’s gonna cost just about 250$ to buy the i5 9400F and the new Mobo with Ram.

Mobo: Gigabyte B360 DS3H Processor: Intel Core i5 9400F Graphics: Asus Turbo GTX 1070 Ti Ram: HyperX Kingston 8gb (DDR4, 2400M) PSU: EVGA 500W Bronze Storage: Samsung 500gb SSD + Seagate 500gb HDD + WD 500gb HDD Chassis: Thermaltake Versa N21 My goal is to run Apex Legends and similar games at a stable framerate with minimal bottlenecking. I’m using a 1080p 60hz monitor for the time being. I’ve already posted to a forum asking about my PC specs and got some really helpful tips. I’m doing a final review before I buy any additional parts. Help and Input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

whats your recommendation on a motherboard and processor to match my gtx 1070 ti?

Hey Guys. So I’ve been building my PC on and off for a couple of years. I started off by buying a GTX 1070 Ti, and a MSI H110M gaming motherboard (DDR4, LGA 1151). I already have a 500gb SSD lying around from a previous PC build, as well as a Terabyte HDD. I already have a cooling setup. All I have left is a Processor and RAM. My monitor is 1080p 60hz. The Processor I had in mind was an Intel Core i5 8400 (Lga 1151). And 8gb DDR4 RAM. This is the exact spec list : -Asus Turbo GTX 1070 Ti -MSI H110M Gaming Motherboard -Thermaltake Casing -Samsung 500gb SSD -Intel Core i5 8400 Processor -Corsair Vengeance LPX 1 x 8gb DDR4 RAM My question was if this PC would be able to run games such as Apex Legends at 1080p Max Settings with a stable framerate and minimal bottlenecking?