Upgrade cpu or gpu

[NavySealC1]

On 5/28/2018 at 8:52 AM, useffff said:

First of all, I dont like people saying some GPUs such as Volta are not meant for gaming. Any GPU you can use for gaming basically, its just price per performance. Anyway, I would get a new CPU, but not the I7-8700k. Thats a great CPU, but overkill for gaming. I would get the I7-7700k, that is plenty for games right now and later on down the road. Unless you plan on recording games and rendering, etc. Just get the 7700k and save yourself some money that you can use somewhere else on your PC.

actually i make videos so i think i need 8700k

 

On 5/28/2018 at 9:17 PM, airdeano said:

enough of the bickering amongst yourselves..

three pages of blah, blah, blah and no closer to helping the OP,  but your egos are swollen, get that checked out by a doctor, PLEASE!

im right, your wrong so there??

great scott!!

the E-PEEN level is 11 in here..

@NavySealC1 our apologies for this mess..

hahaha no worries i like to see this blah blah blah it's helping me some how

[JoostinOnline]

On 5/28/2018 at 8:57 AM, Quadriplegic said:

Doesn't 8600k have same performance as 7700k while being cheaper?

The 8600k is better than the 7700k, even without hyperthreading.

On 5/28/2018 at 9:03 AM, useffff said:

From what I have seen, yes it dose. Thank you for pointing that out, the I7-7700k is $299 on Amazon and the I5-8600k is $238 on Amazon. So yes, the I5 has better performance than the 7700k overall but dose not have hyper threading if that will be an issue for him.

There's no reason to ever suggest a 7700k anymore. Quad core is low end now. Six real cores is way better than eight logical ones.

[NavySealC1]

On 5/29/2018 at 9:33 PM, StarKira said:

If your motherboard is from 2009, I would first look if that thing is compatible by any miracle, with the lastest i7 flagship cpu of the 8th generation

i know that what i meant bu upgreadint to 8700k i mean upgrade the CPU and The M-board

[Pasi123]

10 minutes ago, NavySealC1 said:

i know that what i meant bu upgreadint to 8700k i mean upgrade the CPU and The M-board

If you decide to upgrade to the 8700k, you'll need a new motherboard, ram and you probably should upgrade the power supply too if it's also from 2009.

[saif96]

dude your gtx 1060 is fine get a new CPU its so outdated, get the 8700k if you can

[useffff]

On 5/28/2018 at 1:09 PM, DarkSmith2 said:

so you are saying there is no difference hu?

what about that? 4core no hyperthreading being slow? How is it possible than? You have to get your facts straight...

And no a 1080ti isnt even overkill on 1080p60.. the time will come where its even a slow card for 1080p. It will just last longer.

People said the same thing about the 780ti, nowdays its a crap card, and it isnt even a long time ago since...

 

[YourNewPalAlex]

CPU. New Series Of GEFORCE Comin This August

[Tha Joker]

Upgrade to an i7-8700k.

[DarkSmith2]

9 hours ago, useffff said:

 

again a worthless, in memory bandwidth limited and bottlenecked video with potential false results due to a bad testing metholodogy even below natively supported CPU specs. Its a little embarrassing to watch people like Jay testing stuff that he really shouldnt test and let the pro's do.

(f.e. Toms Hardware / Gamers Nexus / Digital Foundry).

 

I know he is really enjoyable to watch with his video's but to be honest i wouldnt count his data in stuff like this as a benchmark. He has alot of hardware knowledge but lacks depth on almost every topic other then Watercooling, he is trying to improve every day and works hard to get more scientifically and professional but still makes mistakes altering an distorting the results.¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

So unfortunately i have to say i didnt even watched the whole video, finding flaws within the first two minutes of the video, no matter what results he had, im not confident in trusting them. But i like this guy and wish him the best.