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RTX 2070 with I5 4690?

Remth2

Hi all,

 

May a stupid question, but what do you guys think about combining a RTX 2070 with a i5 4690? I know bottleneck depends on what game but games i like to play are smite, for honor, gta V, and maybe in the future VR games. Cause i think its really nice since i love to ppay simulators.

Im planning to upgrade my pc but do i really need to upgrade my cpu before buying a 2070 for example? Or is it better to go with a gtx 1070ti? The price difference between them are not that huge to behonest so thats why i ask :)

 

hope you guys can help me out and give opinions or facts :D

 

Best regards,

Remth2

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if you are upgrading the CPU fairly soon i wouldnt mind the pairing but depends on the resolution you play at too

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Just now, Bananasplit_00 said:

if you are upgrading the CPU fairly soon i wouldnt mind the pairing but depends on the resolution you play at too

totally agrere with this. If you want to play at 4k you will be totally fine with that CPU but probably not so much at 1440p or even 1080p.

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If it was the k variant, a quick and dirty oc to 4.6 ghz would have been enough. But if you can just upgrade to the r5 2600 or 1600 if youre ok with used parts.

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1 hour ago, GER_T4IGA said:

totally agrere with this. If you want to play at 4k you will be totally fine with that CPU but probably not so much at 1440p or even 1080p.

1440 would be fine as well. 

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question is why a 4690? its 5 years old now. that would make motherboards hard to find that arent used, uses EOL ram and is all just old.

 

grab a ryzen 5, fast ddr4 and you are set to go!

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8 minutes ago, Badger906 said:

question is why a 4690? its 5 years old now. that would make motherboards hard to find that arent used, uses EOL ram and is all just old.

 

grab a ryzen 5, fast ddr4 and you are set to go!

Probably already own 4690 and want GPU upgrade..? ?

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5 hours ago, Remth2 said:

Hi all,

 

May a stupid question, but what do you guys think about combining a RTX 2070 with a i5 4690? I know bottleneck depends on what game but games i like to play are smite, for honor, gta V, and maybe in the future VR games. Cause i think its really nice since i love to ppay simulators.

Im planning to upgrade my pc but do i really need to upgrade my cpu before buying a 2070 for example? Or is it better to go with a gtx 1070ti? The price difference between them are not that huge to behonest so thats why i ask :)

 

hope you guys can help me out and give opinions or facts :D

 

Best regards,

Remth2

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Thanks for the quick responce guys!

I forgot indeed to tell my current specs..
Processor: Intel I5 4690
Videocard: GTX 970 msi 4 gb gaming
RAM: 16gb kingston 2133mhz
Motherboard: Gigabyte D3H z97

PSU: Corsair RM Series RM850

Case: Fractal design Define R5

Monitor:  Benq xl2720z (144hz and 1ms but you'll probably know :P ) 

 

If i buy a rayzen cpu, than i have to switch motherboard in my situation. I guess everybody thought i was buying a complete new computer, but im upgrading it. Sorry my fault, i don't have that much experience with forums anyway, but i thankyou guys for helping me out!
As i play at a 1080p and maybe a future VR i can guess that a 1070 ti wil be the best way to go?

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I personally would get the RTX 2070 as its around 18% faster than a 1070Ti and is not that much more expensive. Additionally, that I5 is gonna be rough. If you play Far Cry 5 or Assassins Creed games, they are hard on modern CPUs. 

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7 hours ago, SSJGodemis said:

I personally would get the RTX 2070 as its around 18% faster than a 1070Ti and is not that much more expensive. Additionally, that I5 is gonna be rough. If you play Far Cry 5 or Assassins Creed games, they are hard on modern CPUs. 

 The price and speed difference is my main reason..  Ill would spend a bit more but if you look at the differencen they are pretty big in comparison for the price

 

Anyone know a good cpu for the rtx 2070?

 

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13 hours ago, SSJGodemis said:

I personally would get the RTX 2070 as its around 18% faster than a 1070Ti and is not that much more expensive. Additionally, that I5 is gonna be rough. If you play Far Cry 5 or Assassins Creed games, they are hard on modern CPUs. 

Far cry 5 runs perfectly fine on my 2500k.

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2 hours ago, TheSponyX said:

Far cry 5 runs perfectly fine on my 2500k.

yeah sure...it's running ''fine'' as to YOUR standard...because i use a 4.3ghz 4770K which is a much better CPU with twice the cache, twice the tread, better IPC, higher clockspeed and yet i find that Far Cry 5 isn't running quite ''fine'' on my PC.

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3 hours ago, i_build_nanosuits said:

yeah sure...it's running ''fine'' as to YOUR standard...because i use a 4.3ghz 4770K which is a much better CPU with twice the cache, twice the tread, better IPC, higher clockspeed and yet i find that Far Cry 5 isn't running quite ''fine'' on my PC.

Its a 6 vs 8 mb cache difference, not double, and I have my 2500k clocked at 4.8 ghz. It never dips bellow 50 fps. Also nice joke about intel increasing the ipc in a significant way over sandy bridge.

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31 minutes ago, TheSponyX said:

Its a 6 vs 8 mb cache difference, not double, and I have my 2500k clocked at 4.8 ghz. It never dips bellow 50 fps. Also nice joke about intel increasing the ipc in a significant way over sandy bridge.

50fps at what resolution and settings. Also what GPU? Saying it works great on your system is fine but we have no clue what your system is. 

 

Your I5 is definitely a bottleneck in Far Cry 5 and Assassins Creed Origins at 1080p and 1440p. They are CPU demanding titles. 

 

 

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38 minutes ago, TheSponyX said:

Its a 6 vs 8 mb cache difference, not double, and I have my 2500k clocked at 4.8 ghz. It never dips bellow 50 fps. Also nice joke about intel increasing the ipc in a significant way over sandy bridge.

Sandy to Haswell is pretty significant. And "never dips below 50" is a pretty terrible metric. That's not great FPS, and at what settings?

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1 hour ago, TheSponyX said:

Its a 6 vs 8 mb cache difference, not double, and I have my 2500k clocked at 4.8 ghz. It never dips bellow 50 fps. Also nice joke about intel increasing the ipc in a significant way over sandy bridge.

Well it never dips bellow 80fps on my machine but still since it's cpu bound it still feels choppy and stuttering and it run like crap...you probably just don't notice it as much as I do.

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Okay well! I saw some videos about people with the I5 4690 and rtx 2070. They had the stutter and fps drops. So i think conclusion is there. Need an proper CPU for it! So im gonna save the money or buy a rtx 2070 and than later buy a CPU.

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You are just a bunch of rich people who cry if their game gets once in a 3 hour gameplay session a drop in fps to 100 fps on their 144hz monitor. Oh and never dipps bellow 50 means it stays at 60 99% of the time, and goes to 50 when 15 things explode at once. 1080p maxed out settings with an r9 290 1050/1500 oc, because you were curious.

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12 hours ago, TheSponyX said:

You are just a bunch of rich people who cry if their game gets once in a 3 hour gameplay session a drop in fps to 100 fps on their 144hz monitor. Oh and never dipps bellow 50 means it stays at 60 99% of the time, and goes to 50 when 15 things explode at once. 1080p maxed out settings with an r9 290 1050/1500 oc, because you were curious.

 I can imagine your feelings and your way of thinking! Anyways, relaxe a bit, we all got different priorities! The special border/point is there,where the fun stops. Aslong if you have fun , everything is fine. For person 1 is 60 enough with dips to 50, the other wants 144hz because of his expensive screen. It doesn't matter aslong as you have fun! Thanks for helping me out :)

 

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