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Will i7 7700k handle 30 series

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27 minutes ago, comsonic said:

The 3060 when it come out but at the moment i'm looking for information with the 3060 ti?

We'll have to see how the 3060 performs as and when reviews are published, but I'd estimate it might come in around the ball park of a 1080 or 1080Ti for games not using RTX/DLSS. So that would put it comparable to the top end GPU when the 7700k was still current, and still a good upgrade from a 1060. Titles supporting DLSS could be easier to run. CPU should still be fine for older and/or less demanding games, although at some point you might consider upgrading that.

 

Does the display have G-sync (or similar VRR)? Unless you're playing games where insane fps rules, it'll still be a great experience not hitting the monitor maximum and you can balance games image quality vs framerate.

Hi i'm wondering if My i7 7700k will handle doing 1440p at 165hz montior. I'm going to upgrade my Gtx 1060 to a 30 series, i just wanted to know what model do i need to go too, get that much hz?

 

any help will grateful.

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6 minutes ago, comsonic said:

Hi i'm wondering if My i7 7700k will handle doing 1440p at 165hz montior. I'm going to upgrade my Gtx 1060 to a 30 series, i just wanted to know what model do i need to go too, get that much hz?

 

any help will grateful.

at 1440p it should be okay, especially with a decent overclock.

What card are you thinking of buying?

geometry is hard
b550 > x570

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Are you willing to spend 50% markup price, if yes go ahead.

I suggest waiting another 6 months to buy a gpu.

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1 minute ago, Downkey said:

at 1440p it should be okay, especially with a decent overclock.

What card are you thinking of buying?

The 3060 when it come out but at the moment i'm looking for information with the 3060 ti?

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11 minutes ago, Downkey said:

at 1440p it should be okay, especially with a decent overclock.

What card are you thinking of buying?

i would do that but i can't overclock at all 😞

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27 minutes ago, comsonic said:

The 3060 when it come out but at the moment i'm looking for information with the 3060 ti?

We'll have to see how the 3060 performs as and when reviews are published, but I'd estimate it might come in around the ball park of a 1080 or 1080Ti for games not using RTX/DLSS. So that would put it comparable to the top end GPU when the 7700k was still current, and still a good upgrade from a 1060. Titles supporting DLSS could be easier to run. CPU should still be fine for older and/or less demanding games, although at some point you might consider upgrading that.

 

Does the display have G-sync (or similar VRR)? Unless you're playing games where insane fps rules, it'll still be a great experience not hitting the monitor maximum and you can balance games image quality vs framerate.

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