PC Upgrades.....

[Nathan5660]

How much performance would I not get, with a Ryzen 2700x and either a 3070 or 6700xt GPU? 

 

Im selling a PC i put together with the CPU and GPU from my previous build, and with the money from that sale I plan to upgrade my current system. My 1080ti seemingly sucks ass for no apparent reason (whole other post I made and I cannot work it out, its just crap). Red Dead 2, at 1440p on the third graphics preset slider thingie for Favour Performance, I get 70fps average. I see other 1080s getting the same FPS count, at ULTRA settings.

 

But after I sell the other PC Will be left with £950, there are some GPUs under that price that I could get (so long as they dont go up by much near December). And id have to save up for a few months to get a new CPU, so how much performance would be left out by nor upgrading my 2700x? 

 

I play at 1440p 100fps/hz in Red Dead 2, GTA V, Minecraft, Wreckfest, Dirt Rally, Cities Skylines and Planet Coaster. 

 

Current Specs: 

R7 2700x

GTX 1080ti (underperforms)

16gb DDR4 3000 speed

750w 80+ Gold PSU

3440x1440 100hz AOC monitor

[SirWendall]

Have you tried running DDU? It can clean out hidden display drivers that are messing with your GPU.

[Nathan5660]

17 minutes ago, SirWendall said:

Have you tried running DDU? It can clean out hidden display drivers that are messing with your GPU.

I havnt, I thought about it but I didnt wanna accidentally screw something up as ive never used DDU before and dont really know how to. 

[tkitch]

J2C just did a tutorial vid last month, you can look it up.

 

A 1080TI is still a very solid GPU.  I'd try to fix software issues before dropping the $$$ for a middling upgrade.

[Nathan5660]

1 hour ago, tkitch said:

J2C just did a tutorial vid last month, you can look it up.

 

A 1080TI is still a very solid GPU.  I'd try to fix software issues before dropping the $$$ for a middling upgrade.

Ok so i DDUed it and nothing changed. Still the same shitty FPS at the same settings.