What would be the ideal setup for 2k gaming at ultra settings and 60 fps? RT with max settings too.

[Athreous]

I was wondering what would be the perfect setup for that and how much it would cost, and if there are budget versions of it too.

Any best monitor for that too?

[Ebony Falcon]

Rtx 3070

5600x

16gb 3600 ram 

 

[podkall]

Probably about 1500$ max for a build with decent CPU, mb that handles it, good ram, 1TB storage, 80 ish fps give or take 60 on some 100 on others

[Athreous]

3 minutes ago, Ebony Falcon said:

Rtx 3070

5600x

16gb 3600 ram 

 

3070 can barely run 50 fps with all settings on ultra and rt on low, in 1080p

[Heliian]

12 minutes ago, Athreous said:

3070 can barely run 50 fps with all settings on ultra and rt on low, in 1080p

Says who?  

 

My 9700k and rtx2060 did near 90fps at 1080p in warzone.  

Probably not in CP2077 but it varies by game. 

 

There are a lot of options these days, you should have a budget in mind.  I would also recommend aiming for 75+hz for gaming.  

 

 

If 4k = 3840 x 2160

2k should equal 1920 x 1080

Therefore 2560 x 1440 should be 2.5k

 I much prefer hd, qhd, uhd

 

Same thing with monitors.  They cost anywhere from $300 to $3000. 

 

[Zando_]

33 minutes ago, Athreous said:

3070 can barely run 50 fps with all settings on ultra and rt on low, in 1080p

What games are you trying to run, and are you willing to use DLSS? Otherwise you're looking at like a 3090 or higher if you want specifically Cyberpunk 2077 to run 60fps solid with RTX on ultra. 

[Athreous]

1 hour ago, Zando_ said:

What games are you trying to run, and are you willing to use DLSS? Otherwise you're looking at like a 3090 or higher if you want specifically Cyberpunk 2077 to run 60fps solid with RTX on ultra. 

Games like Cyberpunk and Spider-man.

 

Yeah, DLSS helps a lot!

[Zando_]

Just now, Athreous said:

Games like Cyberpunk and Spider-man.

 

Yeah, DLSS helps a lot!

3080/3080 Ti will probably do the job then, at launch a 2080 Ti would run Cyberpunk all ultra at 1080p60, with the additional work since launch, DLSS, and the 3080/Ti being a good chunk faster (the 3070 recommended above is about the same speed as a 2080 Ti), it should handle 1440p. Otherwise look for a 3090/3090 Ti on sale, I think some have dipped as low as $850 or so. 

 

Not familiar with Spider-Man, I would assume it's a lighter implementation of RTX same as most other games. Metro Exodus Last Light Enhanced Edition runs incredibly and it's fully RTX though (the entire lighting engine is RT, you can't even run it without an AMD 6000 series or Nvidia 20 series or newer) so not sure why Cyberpunk chokes so hard once RT is enabled. Control is also a very hefty implementation of RTX, you need DLSS in that as well to get decent framerates (at least in my spot of poking around with it, using an RTX 2060 Super at 2560x1080). 

[Athreous]

9 minutes ago, Zando_ said:

3080/3080 Ti will probably do the job then, at launch a 2080 Ti would run Cyberpunk all ultra at 1080p60, with the additional work since launch, DLSS, and the 3080/Ti being a good chunk faster (the 3070 recommended above is about the same speed as a 2080 Ti), it should handle 1440p. Otherwise look for a 3090/3090 Ti on sale, I think some have dipped as low as $850 or so. 

 

Not familiar with Spider-Man, I would assume it's a lighter implementation of RTX same as most other games. Metro Exodus Last Light Enhanced Edition runs incredibly and it's fully RTX though (the entire lighting engine is RT, you can't even run it without an AMD 6000 series or Nvidia 20 series or newer) so not sure why Cyberpunk chokes so hard once RT is enabled. Control is also a very hefty implementation of RTX, you need DLSS in that as well to get decent framerates (at least in my spot of poking around with it, using an RTX 2060 Super at 2560x1080). 

Would be a good idea to wait for RTX 4070ti, instead of getting a 3090?

[Zando_]

10 minutes ago, Athreous said:

Would be a good idea to wait for RTX 4070ti, instead of getting a 3090?

... Could be. A lot of Ada Lovelace's improvements were streamlining RTX functionality, if you mean to go all in on RTX stuff then it could be worth it (same as how a lot of Ampere's improvements were streamlining the RTX pipeline over Turing's initial implementation). 

[Athreous]

And what would you guys recommend for CPU?

[xg32]

2 hours ago, Athreous said:

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cpu doesn't really matter in this case, but a 12400f is the minimum i'd go with, or if you are gonna use the pc for a long time just go with a 5800x3d

 

my gpu recommendation is 3080ti for multiple reasons, the 4090 might be the best bang4buck atm but could be out of budget, the 4080 is a terrible deal, the 3090ti uses an adapter for not that much more performance, the 3090 has ram temp issues, and anything below a 3080ti might be too weak, or given time. So waiting could really be an option

 

moniotr rec would be the AW3423DWF or the GP27Q