NEED HELP WITH NEW SYSTEM, BOTTLENECK???

[RyanPeckeroony]

i bought parts and built my own pc recently, it started out with having power but not too much... it quickly spun outta control and i am here where i am now.

My problem is i believe i am bottlenecking my gpus and wanted to upgrade my processor.

my specs are:

(case)

Corsair Carbide Series 100R Silent Edition

(CPU)

i5-8500

Cooler Master RR-V8VC-16PR-R1 V8 GTS 

(motherboard)

gigabyte Z370 AORUS Gaming 5

(RAM)

Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 3200MHz C16 

(hard drives)

2 Samsung 970 evo M.2

Samsung 840 evo

(Power supply)

EVGA SuperNOVA 1200 P2

(GPUs)

EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 Hybrid Gaming

EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 Gaming

(SLI)

MSI 2 WAY SLI HB BRIDGE M

(Monitor)

ASUS Full HD 1080p 144Hz 1ms

 

I bought the monitor most recently and found when trying to run games such as doom and warhammer vermintide 2 they wouldnt meet the 144hz refresh rate with only about 100-120 for both games on max graphics because why anything less with 2 1080ti. The CPU runs at 100% when trying to run the games so thats what will be updated. MY QUESTION IS should i buy a i7-8086K? since it is the best cpu on the LGA 1151 Socket my motherboard supports according to https://www.cpubenchmark.net/socketType.html#id10 OR SHOULD i buy another motherboard to support a better processor i can get? WILL the 8086K bottleneck my gpus enough to support switching motherboards? if there are any other bottlenecks anyone foresees lmk as well. my limit for new processor or/and motherboard is $1000. Thanks

[ManosMax13]

Nah the 8086 is good and its also very valuable as it is a special edition.Just buy a coolrt to get more than 5ghz or and more

[DarkSmith2]

If you consider even upgrading the CPU i would live 3month with less FPS and get the 9900k when it gets released instead of buying a 8086k.

[RyanPeckeroony]

Thanks for the input i think i will go with the 8086k. ill wait a bit but there isnt much info out yet about the 9900k and when it comes out the other processors might drop a bit in price

[nick name]

I would normally just suggest the 8700K, but with the introduction of the 8086K Intel has greatly reduced the chances of you finding a really good 8700K. 

 

But really -- if money is no object then I would say just wait like @DarkSmith2 said and get yourself the real latest and greatest in the 9900K.