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Enhancing my 9900K device

Enhancing my 9900K device

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CarmineSenpai
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06-15-2023, 05:36 AM
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Upgrading your i9 9900K to a 7800X3D or the new 9th gen Ryzen could enhance your gaming experience. With an RTX 3080 and a 1440p 185Hz display, you're set for smooth single-player AAA titles. The performance boosts from the new CPU and GPU will likely make games run faster and more responsively. Let me know if you need more details!
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CarmineSenpai
06-15-2023, 05:36 AM #1

Upgrading your i9 9900K to a 7800X3D or the new 9th gen Ryzen could enhance your gaming experience. With an RTX 3080 and a 1440p 185Hz display, you're set for smooth single-player AAA titles. The performance boosts from the new CPU and GPU will likely make games run faster and more responsively. Let me know if you need more details!

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MLGGirl54
Senior Member
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07-03-2023, 11:51 AM
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It depends on the specific games you choose, but generally it comes down to whether the upgrade improves your performance enough. You should check your framerates and see if they meet your needs in the games you play.
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MLGGirl54
07-03-2023, 11:51 AM #2

It depends on the specific games you choose, but generally it comes down to whether the upgrade improves your performance enough. You should check your framerates and see if they meet your needs in the games you play.

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BlockBoss360
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07-03-2023, 07:22 PM
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I boosted my CPU to 5.1ghz and got a 9900k overclocked. I upgraded to an RTX 4080 and faced frequent stutters at 1% and 0.1% during high frame rates, especially in games like Tiny Tina's Wonderland, Hell Let Loose, Metro Exodus and Dying Light 2. Switching to a Ryzen 7700x helped my average frame rate improve, and the stutter issues dropped noticeably. As a gamer, it was definitely worth it. The 7800X3D should offer a solid boost in those same areas.
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BlockBoss360
07-03-2023, 07:22 PM #3

I boosted my CPU to 5.1ghz and got a 9900k overclocked. I upgraded to an RTX 4080 and faced frequent stutters at 1% and 0.1% during high frame rates, especially in games like Tiny Tina's Wonderland, Hell Let Loose, Metro Exodus and Dying Light 2. Switching to a Ryzen 7700x helped my average frame rate improve, and the stutter issues dropped noticeably. As a gamer, it was definitely worth it. The 7800X3D should offer a solid boost in those same areas.

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lisaman
Junior Member
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07-04-2023, 02:04 AM
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The 7800x3d offers better performance compared to the 9950x. This improvement mainly comes from the fact that upgrading is only necessary occasionally, since triple single-player titles typically don't strain the CPU as much as they do the GPU.
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lisaman
07-04-2023, 02:04 AM #4

The 7800x3d offers better performance compared to the 9950x. This improvement mainly comes from the fact that upgrading is only necessary occasionally, since triple single-player titles typically don't strain the CPU as much as they do the GPU.

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c_x_y
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07-07-2023, 02:09 PM
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It's important to note that unless you're experiencing difficulties or significant challenges, it's acceptable to maintain your current setup and still outperform today's midrange systems without any problems.
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c_x_y
07-07-2023, 02:09 PM #5

It's important to note that unless you're experiencing difficulties or significant challenges, it's acceptable to maintain your current setup and still outperform today's midrange systems without any problems.

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thorpops12
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07-13-2023, 07:40 PM
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I shared my journey with these systems. Switching from the 9900k to a 4080 was really tough. Moving from 9900k to a 7700x felt like the best decision I made in about 25 years. If you love the 9900k, keep it—especially if you're using a mid-range GPU. It's still a solid CPU, though technically it's a 6700k with more cores. But if you own a high-end GPU, based on my experience, you should swap it soon.
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thorpops12
07-13-2023, 07:40 PM #6

I shared my journey with these systems. Switching from the 9900k to a 4080 was really tough. Moving from 9900k to a 7700x felt like the best decision I made in about 25 years. If you love the 9900k, keep it—especially if you're using a mid-range GPU. It's still a solid CPU, though technically it's a 6700k with more cores. But if you own a high-end GPU, based on my experience, you should swap it soon.

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Miltonmatt
Member
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07-15-2023, 01:10 AM
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Absolutely, I agree on the enhanced performance after the CPU upgrade. The smoothness significantly improved from 3,120 to 5,560, with stutters becoming much less frequent. Of course, there are other positive changes too.
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Miltonmatt
07-15-2023, 01:10 AM #7

Absolutely, I agree on the enhanced performance after the CPU upgrade. The smoothness significantly improved from 3,120 to 5,560, with stutters becoming much less frequent. Of course, there are other positive changes too.

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Ying_R4ven
Junior Member
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07-16-2023, 05:11 AM
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Absolutely, that's a significant upgrade! It's interesting how the 9900k came out just a year after the Ryzen 1000 line, sharing the same 14nm process as the 6700k from 2015. Tiny Tina's Wonderland didn't perform well with the 9900k+4080, suffering from noticeable stutter. The 7700x really shines, especially at 1440p and ultra settings.
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Ying_R4ven
07-16-2023, 05:11 AM #8

Absolutely, that's a significant upgrade! It's interesting how the 9900k came out just a year after the Ryzen 1000 line, sharing the same 14nm process as the 6700k from 2015. Tiny Tina's Wonderland didn't perform well with the 9900k+4080, suffering from noticeable stutter. The 7700x really shines, especially at 1440p and ultra settings.

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Fabista
Member
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07-16-2023, 09:30 AM
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It might offer a 50% improvement in specific titles when CPU is limited. 7800x3d for $260 on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/s?k=7800x3d&crid=..._sb_noss_1
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Fabista
07-16-2023, 09:30 AM #9

It might offer a 50% improvement in specific titles when CPU is limited. 7800x3d for $260 on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/s?k=7800x3d&crid=..._sb_noss_1