Could your CPU and motherboard limit performance for a 1080TI?

F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Could your CPU and motherboard limit performance for a 1080TI?

Could your CPU and motherboard limit performance for a 1080TI?

Could your CPU and motherboard limit performance for a 1080TI?

_

_imGosu
Member

65

04-27-2017, 08:24 AM

#1

The document asks about compatibility between your PC and a new graphics card. It mentions your current setup with an Intel Core i7-3770K and a 1080TI GTX, and you're unsure if your system will handle the upgrade. The attached manual provides guidance for checking performance limits.

_

_imGosu

04-27-2017, 08:24 AM #1

The document asks about compatibility between your PC and a new graphics card. It mentions your current setup with an Intel Core i7-3770K and a 1080TI GTX, and you're unsure if your system will handle the upgrade. The attached manual provides guidance for checking performance limits.

T

TylerSkillz
Member

198

05-03-2017, 03:06 PM

#2

In certain titles (particularly recent releases), it's possible even at 1440p resolution. You can still achieve high frame rates—often exceeding 100 FPS—by adjusting your system settings.

T

TylerSkillz

05-03-2017, 03:06 PM #2

In certain titles (particularly recent releases), it's possible even at 1440p resolution. You can still achieve high frame rates—often exceeding 100 FPS—by adjusting your system settings.

A

Aiirr
Member

109

05-03-2017, 03:46 PM

#3

It relies on the specific games you're playing and your performance goals. More challenging modern games often need a better CPU, though the 3770K still has its capabilities.

A

Aiirr

05-03-2017, 03:46 PM #3

It relies on the specific games you're playing and your performance goals. More challenging modern games often need a better CPU, though the 3770K still has its capabilities.

I

iDeadlyRekt
Member

183

05-03-2017, 08:12 PM

#4

Your R7 1700 at 3.7ghz struggles with your 1070Ti in a fast-paced game like BF5 at nearly top settings for 1080p. If you're aiming for high frame rates, it will definitely hit the bottleneck, but for smoother 60fps at 4K or 1440p, it should perform better. Resolution won't be the main issue—frame rate will.

I

iDeadlyRekt

05-03-2017, 08:12 PM #4

Your R7 1700 at 3.7ghz struggles with your 1070Ti in a fast-paced game like BF5 at nearly top settings for 1080p. If you're aiming for high frame rates, it will definitely hit the bottleneck, but for smoother 60fps at 4K or 1440p, it should perform better. Resolution won't be the main issue—frame rate will.

A

Areeend
Member

142

05-04-2017, 06:51 AM

#5

Your display specifications are 1080p with a refresh rate of 60Hz. You'll be enjoying action-packed titles and immersive experiences.

A

Areeend

05-04-2017, 06:51 AM #5

Your display specifications are 1080p with a refresh rate of 60Hz. You'll be enjoying action-packed titles and immersive experiences.

T

TonyBoss47
Member

51

05-04-2017, 10:33 PM

#6

Based on the games you enjoy, upgrading your CPU or motherboard might be the next step for better performance. The Intel 3rd gen was around 2012, and your 1070 is likely the top performer in your setup. A 1080 Ti wouldn’t add much value if you already have a 1070 with a 3rd gen i7. I’ve got an i5-4690k with a 1070 SC now, and I see my CPU as the main bottleneck during intense games.

T

TonyBoss47

05-04-2017, 10:33 PM #6

Based on the games you enjoy, upgrading your CPU or motherboard might be the next step for better performance. The Intel 3rd gen was around 2012, and your 1070 is likely the top performer in your setup. A 1080 Ti wouldn’t add much value if you already have a 1070 with a 3rd gen i7. I’ve got an i5-4690k with a 1070 SC now, and I see my CPU as the main bottleneck during intense games.

N

NicknameNumber
Member

179

05-05-2017, 02:56 AM

#7

Hey everyone, I'm planning to upgrade my mainboard and CPU. This is my first time considering AMD Ryzen. I expected it eventually. I'm committed to using Nvidia since I stream games on my Shield TV, but that's a challenge for later.

N

NicknameNumber

05-05-2017, 02:56 AM #7

Hey everyone, I'm planning to upgrade my mainboard and CPU. This is my first time considering AMD Ryzen. I expected it eventually. I'm committed to using Nvidia since I stream games on my Shield TV, but that's a challenge for later.