Need some advice, GPU

[DickMove]

Hey!

I was thinking off buying a new pc but not yet, waiting for skylake. But could use a new GPU for the moment and then transfer over.

So what am running right now:

Intel 2600k
ASUS B75M-PLUS mATX

Gtx 580

 

So what i was thinking was getting the new 980ti that hopefully will be released soon. Will this work, how those the 2600k stand up (bottleneck)? 

Thankful for any answers!

( English is not my native language ) 

[nhatduy1611]

The 2600k is still a beast cpu it won't bottleneck at all not even close. Amd 300 series is launching soon so wait until then, the 980ti will most likely be launch as a counter attack to amd 300 series. 

[DickMove]

The 2600k is still a beast cpu it won't bottleneck at all not even close. Amd 300 series is launching soon so wait until then, the 980ti will most likely be launch as a counter attack to amd 300 series. 

Okay sounds good! Will wait and see what they both will have to offer.  

Thank you

[euzen01]

I think that the CPU might bottleneck a bit. For the gpu I would go with the 980ti when it's realesed. If it takes too long go either with the 780ti or the 980.

[mikat]

wait for the 300 series from AMD

[Manny Calavera]

2600k multithread performance is better than 4670k (both at stock) so you have nothing to worry

[DickMove]

I think that the CPU might bottleneck a bit. For the gpu I would go with the 980ti when it's realesed. If it takes too long go either with the 780ti or the 980.

Ok. But if it bottleneck a bit it want be a problem, right? Like i said will probably switch to skylake and take the GPU over  

[DickMove]

wait for the 300 series from AMD

What if i prefer the green side? 

[Mixzzz]

I think that the CPU might bottleneck a bit. For the gpu I would go with the 980ti when it's realesed. If it takes too long go either with the 780ti or the 980.

It performs better than 4690k... It wont bottleneck.

[Hero7750]

wait for the 300 series from AMD

This^^ I think it should be out by skylakes release 

[DickMove]

2600k multithread performance is better than 4670k (both at stock) so you have nothing to worry

Okay

sry for not multiquoteing 

[Mixzzz]

What if i prefer the green side? 

Still, NVidia might release 980Ti which would probably be titan x with less VRAM

[euzen01]

It performs better than 4690k... It wont bottleneck.

On paper. In practice it might because of the fact that it has been used a lot.

[mikat]

What if i prefer the green side? 

i also prefer the green side, but the 980 ti is sooo far away...

[mikat]

Still, NVidia might release 980Ti which would probably be titan x with less VRAM

and less rops and such just like they did with the 970 fiasco

[GrimNeo]

Hey!

I was thinking off buying a new pc but not yet, waiting for skylake. But could use a new GPU for the moment and then transfer over.

So what am running right now:

Intel 2600k

ASUS B75M-PLUS mATX

Gtx 580

 

So what i was thinking was getting the new 980ti that hopefully will be released soon. Will this work, how those the 2600k stand up (bottleneck)? 

Thankful for any answers!

( English is not my native language ) 

980 Ti release date is set for September to counter AMD 300 series.

[BestBOTEU]

not worth upgrading your 2600k, its not much slower than the 4690k, i suggest you wait for skylake, as for 980ti vs amd 300 series, you need to wait and see what gives you the most price for performance