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CPU, Mobo and cooler compatible with UW 3440x1440 using 2080Ti

CPU, Mobo and cooler compatible with UW 3440x1440 using 2080Ti

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02-22-2020, 03:40 PM
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Hello! For your AW3418DW (3440x1440 max 120hz), you’ll want a CPU/Motherboard/Cooler combo that can handle the workload without breaking the bank. After trying the 2080Ti and considering upgrading from the 6700K, I’d recommend looking into an i5 10600K if available. If not, a R5 3600 would be a solid choice for now. For cooling, a mid-range cooler should suffice unless you plan to push the system further. Just make sure the board and cooler can support your next CPU upgrade later. Let me know if you need more details!
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02-22-2020, 03:40 PM #1

Hello! For your AW3418DW (3440x1440 max 120hz), you’ll want a CPU/Motherboard/Cooler combo that can handle the workload without breaking the bank. After trying the 2080Ti and considering upgrading from the 6700K, I’d recommend looking into an i5 10600K if available. If not, a R5 3600 would be a solid choice for now. For cooling, a mid-range cooler should suffice unless you plan to push the system further. Just make sure the board and cooler can support your next CPU upgrade later. Let me know if you need more details!

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02-22-2020, 04:03 PM
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Sure, I’d consider getting the R5 3600 paired with a B450 Tomahawk MAX motherboard. You could reuse your existing RAM, making it a cost-effective upgrade. If you’re able to sell your current board and CPU online, it would be a smart move.
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02-22-2020, 04:03 PM #2

Sure, I’d consider getting the R5 3600 paired with a B450 Tomahawk MAX motherboard. You could reuse your existing RAM, making it a cost-effective upgrade. If you’re able to sell your current board and CPU online, it would be a smart move.

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