recommendations gaming cpu

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I want to buy a new pc over 2-3 months. I am waiting for the new geforce gpu's (if they even get released). I am also looking for a high end gaming cpu with which I can play video games in 4k for at least 5 years without any performance problems. At first I was searching for an i9 cpu, but then I found out that single core performance is better for gaming . My question is will multi core performance in video games improve and what cpu do you recommend (without taking the price into account)?

[AskTJ]

8700K with a 1080Ti or 1180Ti when it gets released. Nothing better.

[TSM_RX7]

Intel Core i7 8086K Unlocked Coffee Lake Limited Edition CPU

ASUS Intel ROG STRIX Z370-F Coffee Lake GAMING ATX Motherboard

ASUS NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti 11GB ROG POSEIDON Watercooled

Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4 Memory Kit - Black

EVGA SuperNOVA G1+ 1000 Watt Modular Power Supply/PSU

be quiet Dark Rock PRO 4 250W Intel/AMD Air CPU Cooler

Edited June 18, 2018 by TSM_RX7
GPU,COOLER,PSU

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4 minutes ago, TSM_RX7 said:

Intel Core i7 8086K Unlocked Coffee Lake Limited Edition CPU

ASUS Intel ROG STRIX Z370-F Coffee Lake GAMING ATX Motherboard

ASUS NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti 8GB STRIX ADVANCED Graphics Card

Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4 Memory Kit - Black

Thermaltake Smart RGB 500 Watt 80+ PSU/Power Supply

Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML120R RGB All In One Liquid Cooler

Buddy, that GPU isn't enough for 4K gaming for the next 5 years. That PSU is garbage, and that CPU cooler is better off being replaced with a decent air cooler.

[TSM_RX7]

3 minutes ago, Rasbir Singh said:

Buddy, that GPU isn't enough for 4K gaming for the next 5 years. That PSU is garbage, and that CPU cooler is better off being replaced with a decent air cooler.

I have edited the List

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2 hours ago, 125812 said:

I want to buy a new pc over 2-3 months. I am waiting for the new geforce gpu's (if they even get released). I am also looking for a high end gaming cpu with which I can play video games in 4k for at least 5 years without any performance problems. At first I was searching for an i9 cpu, but then I found out that single core performance is better for gaming . My question is will multi core performance in video games improve and what cpu do you recommend (without taking the price into account)?

Any flagship cpu thats out at the moment, and beyond will be good for 4k gaming for 4-5 years, im not saying the new i3's but r2700 8700k/8086 etc...It's the video card you will have to worry about.
this shows 4l gaming with a 1080, and a 1080ti. I like to play games on max settings with no less then 60fps, im not into 4k yeat as my gpu's wouldnt handle it, so im hoping the new geforce cards will be better sutied then current cards. a 1080 on highest next to highest settings barely stays around 60fps, while the ti is a bit more then 60 on ultra, how long will it be that way? And there's some of you who like more fps, and neither crack 90 fps in many games in 4k. I would wait for the new cards see what they bring before buying a 1080 or ti. I know the flaming will begin but in games that support sli/cf which isnt all that support if positvely in performance but if the games you play do, to achieve ultra settings in 4k and a high fps thats an option too.