Oreain

So the main reason I was thinking of sli was to get the frames to justify a high refresh rate monitor. While still being able to run things on high and ultra. Is a 2080ti is more that enough to do that on a 1440p monitor? I don't have any experience with high end cards and so I don't know.

So i'm planning on building a computer in the hopefully near future. And just wondering if it's worth it to go with sli or if it's too much of a hassle for someone who isn't SUPER techy. I'm planning on using a i7 9700 for the cpu with 32 gbs of ram. So my questions are, will that configuration create a cpu bottleneck, and will 2080 supers in sli perform worse in games that don't support sli than a single 2080 super would. Thanks for any advice you can give me!

Thanks for the advice I did look again at power supplies and picked out something I think is better. ?

The reason I went with the 9900 is because I want to build a PC that will run anything for a really long time. And I'm not really picky about the looks of the case I just don't want to spend an arm and a leg for it. I would like to get under 2G for the budget. But I'm pretty sure I want an i9 and 2080ti so that kinda limits how low it can go. ?

Thanks guys. ?

Thanks! Is there enough difference to go for 80+ gold or is bronze good enough?

So should I go for a cheaper motherboard that doesn't support the higher ram speed so I'm not paying for something I don't need?

So just wondering if there is anything that won't work well together. Or if 16gb of ram will be a bottleneck at all. I plan to use if for gaming. The main concern I have is if the motherboard is a good choice. And if it's worth it to get 3200 ram rather than just going cheap and getting 2666. Hopefully this link works. ? https://pcpartpicker.com/user/oreain/saved/#