Ajmartin2006
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I figured it might be nice, especially considering my cooler is compatible. I serviced my loop somewhat recently and it sounds like I can pretty much disconnect the block from the mobo and do my upgrade without disconnecting hosing and fittings which is always nice. (A small time saver, but nice none the less) -
I just saw the 9900k on sale and have access to a proper board, and figure it’s probably time to retire my 3770k. Sounds like I might as well pull the trigger on the 9900k and not buy a new cooler/MOBO for the Ryzen. Thank you for the help
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I have an Asus Z390-A from a friend. Thoughts?
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XSPC raystorm block pumping through an AX360 radiator
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Found a deal for a 300$ 9900k, and seeing as to the fact that my waterblock will fit it, is this the way to go for gaming in 2020 vs a 10th Gen + cooler?
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It’s been going strong since the 3770k dropped... looks like this will be a sad ending to 2020 ;-;
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Any further context on that? Like it wouldn’t be enough for 1440p 144hz?
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My current build consists of a delidded i7-3770k running at 4.7ghz, 24gb of DDR3, a stock 1070ti, and an 850w EVGA supernova PSU. For a monitor I’m using a Samsung CJG5 series monitor running at 1440p up to 144hz. my question is, I want to purchase an RTX3070 for RTX and maxing out my monitor, as well as insuring that I will be able to run VR as well as possible. Will my i7-3770k be a major bottleneck or should I expect to need a total system overhaul?
