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Just now, Zackbare said:

Not much, but 7700k is better option, as 1080p gaming is CPU intensive. You might as well go for Ryzen, if you're looking at 7700.

NO they are for different things 7700k is for hardcore gaming Ryzen is for streaming or Workstation use

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Just now, Alaradia said:

NO they are for different things 7700k is for hardcore gaming Ryzen is for streaming or Workstation use

You have a bit of misconception, in gaming, 7700k is above ryzen, but if you go below 7700k, ryzen beats all the cpus in performance, where even 1700 ryzen performs better than more expensive intel cpus. 

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1 minute ago, Zackbare said:

You have a bit of misconception, in gaming, 7700k is above ryzen, but if you go below 7700k, ryzen beats all the cpus in performance, where even 1700 ryzen performs better than more expensive intel cpus. 

That's poorly worded. OP was askk

Ing for gaming not work station. An i7 7700k is still better 

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Just now, deXxterlab97 said:

That's poorly worded. OP was askk

Ing for gaming not work station. An i7 7700k is still better 

I talked about gaming anly, go and check some benchmarks andfps tests for games, you'll see that.

or read this whole 10 pages thread. which you were in....

 

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24 minutes ago, Fungal said:

If you're gaming at 1080p there's no need for a 1080ti at all. That card is meant for 1440p and up. I recommend either getting something like a 1440p or 4k monitor or downgrading to like a 1070. 

But i want a future proof 

So was thinking of getting 1080ti. 

Wil it bottleneck at 1080p ?

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24 minutes ago, nagato0922 said:

But i want a future proof 

So was thinking of getting 1080ti. 

Wil it bottleneck at 1080p ?

You could buy a 1070 for 350 and just upgrade that in 2 or so years for another $350 card which would probably blow the 1080ti out of the water. The 1080ti definitely bottlenecks at 1080p. For 1080p I wouldn't go farther than a 1070 which should max 1080p for atleast 2-3 years. Spending a large sum of cash for the highest end card isn't always worth it anyways. Past 2 generations the $300 (blank)70 card has had the same performance as the last gen (blank)80ti.

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5 hours ago, Fungal said:

You could buy a 1070 for 350 and just upgrade that in 2 or so years for another $350 card which would probably blow the 1080ti out of the water. The 1080ti definitely bottlenecks at 1080p. For 1080p I wouldn't go farther than a 1070 which should max 1080p for atleast 2-3 years. Spending a large sum of cash for the highest end card isn't always worth it anyways. Past 2 generations the $300 (blank)70 card has had the same performance as the last gen (blank)80ti.

ohh thank you soo much :D

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