UW 1440p monitor gaming on 90+ FPS?

[Sound Storm84]

Hello guys,

I am planning to buy one of the new ultrawide 1440p monitors that will sale later in the coming months. Either the Acer Predator X35 or the Asus PG35UQ . Can I run all the new coming games at more than 90 FPS in 1440p ultrawide? Games Like BF V, COD Black ops 4, Anthem, Metro exodus and so on?

 

This is my computer specs:

CPU: Intel Core i7-5820K CPU @ 3.30GHz 6 cores liquid cooled .

Memory: 
Corsair DOMINATOR® Platinum Series 32GB (4 x 8GB) DDR4 2666

Motherboard: Asus Rampage V Xtreme USB 3.1

Monitor: My aim is Asus pg35uq or Acer Predator x35

GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti SC2 HYBRID GAMING, 11GB in SLI mode X2

[Princess Luna]

The CPU may limit it here and there but you shouldn't have too much problem being on the 90fps margin with a dual 1080 Ti setup, specially if you don't mind tuning the settings a little instead of cranking all on max

[Darkseth]

Why is your CPU running so slow? OC it to 4 - 4,4 Ghz~^^ If you haven't already, and just posing the base clock. Most Games really love Clock speed.

[Sound Storm84]

27 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

The CPU may limit it here and there but you shouldn't have too much problem being on the 90fps margin with a dual 1080 Ti setup, specially if you don't mind tuning the settings a little instead of cranking all on max

My settings is always set to off or very low for both anti-aliasing & motion blur in all games. Should I upgrade my CPU now or next year ?If I have to upgrade it should I go for extreme editions? Or higher clock counts ? Rampage V extreme is in the beast series of Republic of Gamers. A 5 year old processor (I7 5820K) is too old too.

25 minutes ago, Darkseth said:

Why is your CPU running so slow? OC it to 4 - 4,4 Ghz~^^ If you haven't already, and just posing the base clock. Most Games really love Clock speed.

I don't want my CPU to reach 60 C because I don't know what is the "hot" degree. And I am a bit afraid to overclock my processor because I did auto OC for core 3770K it was in the past 5 years -I don't remember which time exactly I think it was around 2012-2014 but the heat damaged my processor and I bought core i7 5820K in the later year- And yep! You reminded me of buying a portable Air condition Thanks!

Also I don't know how to do it the right way. I need to look into that.I might do it when I feel the weather is too cold in my room

Edited October 21, 2018 by Sound Storm84
Time was not accurate

[Princess Luna]

I still think you should try overclocking to 4.2~4.3ghz at least, this should help and like you said the CPU is reaching the end of its useful life any ways if you want to keep gaming on the highest end.

 

Alternatively you could keep your memory and motherboard and just shop for a second hand i7 6900K which is still a superior processor to the Ryzen 7 2700X, falling behind just the high end Coffee Lake i7 and i9 processors in gaming.

 

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