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It'll be fine.

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Should be fine, wouldn't expect it to saturate gen 3 x16 lanes.

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Yes and no. Different leakers and reporters are saying different things. I personally trust Moore's Law is Dead the most and he says the 3090 could barely saturate PCIe 3.0. The 9900K should not be a bottleneck. Assuming you are GPU intensive. 

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On 9/1/2020 at 11:10 PM, Nathanpete said:

Yes and no. Different leakers and reporters are saying different things. I personally trust Moore's Law is Dead the most and he says the 3090 could barely saturate PCIe 3.0. The 9900K should not be a bottleneck. Assuming you are GPU intensive. 

What about an 8700K?

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On 9/2/2020 at 12:10 AM, GBNokiaaa said:

what i just find out in nvidia video when they show all charts how fast is their gpu its says on bottom it was tested on i9 cpu so pci 3.0 will be fine :)

 

They didn't have the Ryzen 5900X to test it on at the time...

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20 hours ago, Vibes NoVibes said:

What about an 8700K?

The 8700K is still a good CPU if it has a decent overclock. 

There is very little difference compared to Intels latest CPUs. 

The problem with 8700K is the crappy thermal paste under the IHS.

Would recommend a delid with liquid metal.

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6 minutes ago, Boyohan said:

The 8700K is still a good CPU if it has a decent overclock. 

There is very little difference compared to Intels latest CPUs. 

The problem with 8700K is the crappy thermal paste under the IHS.

Would recommend a delid with liquid metal.

Mine is set at 4.7 Ghz. Should I try Overclocking it further?

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