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Volanaro
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6750xt 1440p ultra wide? 

Current setup :
6700k
1080ti
16hb gb ram

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6750XT of course, but might want to upgrade the CPU as well.

6750 XT is about 50% faster than 1080 TI.

To eliminate bottleneck entirely for CPU intensive games (CP2077, Spider-man Remastered), at least R5 5600 or i5-12400.

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Personally, I think a 50% of an upgrade isn't really that worth it, unless you are specifically struggling in some games, that you want to play. Otherwise I'd wait until you actually have the need to upgrade.

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If you arent having any issues with any workloads you can wait on upgrading till your system starts struggling

 

If its already struggling then run a 4.8 ish oc on the 6700k to allieviate cpu bottleneck and oc the 1080ti if you havent done so already

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43 minutes ago, Volanaro said:

6750xt 1440p ultra wide? 

Current setup :
6700k
1080ti
16hb gb ram

Platform first, then GPU.

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1 hour ago, Ryuikko said:

For reference, the 1080ti is a little worse than the 6600

That is unfortunately not true. The 6600 is about on par with the non-Ti 1080 performance-wise.

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Depending on the game a 6750xt is about 15-35% faster. So not a major upgrade.

 

 

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