1080ti CPU

[Streetguru]

59 minutes ago, Fixinit1 said:

Don't get an R3 2200G for a 1080 Ti!!! Due to the on-board graphics, the 1080 Ti will only have 8 PCIe lanes instead of 16. While this doesn't bottleneck lower end cards, it does affect the 1080 Ti. It won't be a huge performance dip, but there still will be one and you wont that 1080 Ti to run at full potential, right?

A x8 slot isn't going to affect the 1080ti.

[Damascus]

1 hour ago, Fixinit1 said:

Don't get an R3 2200G for a 1080 Ti!!! Due to the on-board graphics, the 1080 Ti will only have 8 PCIe lanes instead of 16. While this doesn't bottleneck lower end cards, it does affect the 1080 Ti. It won't be a huge performance dip, but there still will be one and you wont that 1080 Ti to run at full potential, right?

1080 tis use about 6 PCIe lanes of bandwidth.  The Titan v is the only you on the consumer market that bottlenecks at PCIe 3.0

[Streetguru]

1 hour ago, DocSwag said:

An 8100+H310 mobo would be better for what OP is doing since he doesn't need the iGPU

Are there any H310 boards with decent enough VRMs to upgrade to the 8 core in the future?

Otherwise he never specified any real budget or info, but did mention streaming, seems like they'd want an R7 chip for that.

 

 

11 hours ago, MoistSkids said:

i dont know the kid that gave him it free of charge, but i know that the kid bought 4 of the 1080ti released a day or two ago. and then just gave my homie one of the ones he bought.

Sell it before prices drop any lower.

[DocSwag]

24 minutes ago, Streetguru said:

Are there any H310 boards with decent enough VRMs to upgrade to the 8 core in the future?

Otherwise he never specified any real budget or info, but did mention streaming, seems like they'd want an R7 chip for that.

4 phases should be enough for an 8 core that happens to have a stock cooler pointing at the VRMs. I'd imagine a future i7 9700 or whatever should be fine. Afterall, 4 phases is enough for a stock 1800x...

24 minutes ago, Streetguru said:

Otherwise he never specified any real budget or info, but did mention streaming, seems like they'd want an R7 chip for that.

If he prioritizes streaming performance, sure. If he prioritizes gaming performance I would personally rather go 8700k

[Streetguru]

1 minute ago, DocSwag said:

4 phases should be enough for an 8 core that happens to have a stock cooler pointing at the VRMs. I'd imagine a future i7 9700 or whatever should be fine. Afterall, 4 phases is enough for a stock 1800x...

If he prioritizes streaming performance, sure. If he prioritizes gaming performance I would personally rather go 8700k

Don't forget that Ryzen is more efficient than intel's stuff.

But the only H310 board I can see here that has a VRM heatsink is $90 and lacks an SoC VRM heatsink looks like.

https://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007627&IsNodeId=1&srchInDesc=H310&bop=And&ActiveSearchResult=True&Order=PRICED&PageSize=36

[DocSwag]

2 minutes ago, Streetguru said:

Don't forget that Ryzen is more efficient than intel's stuff.

But the only H310 board I can see here that has a VRM heatsink is $90 and lacks an SoC VRM heatsink looks like.

https://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007627&IsNodeId=1&srchInDesc=H310&bop=And&ActiveSearchResult=True&Order=PRICED&PageSize=36

VRM heatsink isn't necessarily needed. The 8700 for example is a 65W CPU, which should be handled by 4 phase w/o a heatsink. I wouldn't be surprised if the 9700 would also be 65w

[kelvinhall05]

14 hours ago, MoistSkids said:

friend was given a 1080ti for no charge

How the actual fuck did this happen. I want one.

 

 

 

Anyways, I'd say an 8600K or 8700K, depending on your budget.

[SolarNova]

Cheapest would be a used i5 2500k system or i7 2600k system.

Best would be an up to date i5 8600k or i7 8700k

 

Pritty much anythig in between is good, just depends on what deals u can find and if u want new or used.

[Kiani]

8400 will do;

8600K for squeezing every last fps