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Suggestions for my new CPU? :D

Suggestions for my new CPU? :D

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KeetchuupBoy
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08-13-2018, 05:52 AM
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PC specifications: CPU - Ryzen 5 1600, GPU - GTX 1060, 6GB RAM, Motherboard - ASUS ROG Strix B-350F, PSU - Corsair CX 550M, RAM - 16GB Dual Channel, 2100 MHz. I’m considering a CPU upgrade to something more powerful since my main game, Dota 2, is demanding on the processor. If I also want to improve my GPU, I’ll need a stronger CPU to keep performance stable. I’ve looked into options and decided on the Ryzen 7 2700X for the upgrade. I aim to run Dota 2 at 200+ FPS from start to finish, enjoy other games at higher settings without frame drops. Please let me know if I missed anything or if this setup won’t work with my current system. Thank you!
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KeetchuupBoy
08-13-2018, 05:52 AM #1

PC specifications: CPU - Ryzen 5 1600, GPU - GTX 1060, 6GB RAM, Motherboard - ASUS ROG Strix B-350F, PSU - Corsair CX 550M, RAM - 16GB Dual Channel, 2100 MHz. I’m considering a CPU upgrade to something more powerful since my main game, Dota 2, is demanding on the processor. If I also want to improve my GPU, I’ll need a stronger CPU to keep performance stable. I’ve looked into options and decided on the Ryzen 7 2700X for the upgrade. I aim to run Dota 2 at 200+ FPS from start to finish, enjoy other games at higher settings without frame drops. Please let me know if I missed anything or if this setup won’t work with my current system. Thank you!

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08-13-2018, 06:40 AM
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the actual performance gap between a 1600 and a 2700x is just around 10%, extra cores won’t greatly boost gaming. 6 cores still covers most needs. aiming for high frames matters only when your screen matches it. with a 1080p 240hz setup, focus on the top single-core CPU and the best GPU you can buy—like a 3070 or higher.
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Hankcolewu
08-13-2018, 06:40 AM #2

the actual performance gap between a 1600 and a 2700x is just around 10%, extra cores won’t greatly boost gaming. 6 cores still covers most needs. aiming for high frames matters only when your screen matches it. with a 1080p 240hz setup, focus on the top single-core CPU and the best GPU you can buy—like a 3070 or higher.

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08-17-2018, 01:24 PM
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This means you might need to wait longer to save enough money for larger components or the frames you desire. Alternatively, you could consider purchasing a monitor with a 240Hz display, as it may be harder to obtain the 30 series soon.
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08-17-2018, 01:24 PM #3

This means you might need to wait longer to save enough money for larger components or the frames you desire. Alternatively, you could consider purchasing a monitor with a 240Hz display, as it may be harder to obtain the 30 series soon.

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08-18-2018, 05:08 PM
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your screen can only show frames it can refresh quickly, like 200fps on a 60hz monitor. this offers some advantages, but you won’t notice most details. your frame rates will be impressive, though you’ll still see only 60fps. gaming at 1080p with 240fps puts a massive strain on both the CPU and GPU. running games at 1080p 240fps uses the same number of pixels as playing at 4k 60fps—an enormous amount!
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08-18-2018, 05:08 PM #4

your screen can only show frames it can refresh quickly, like 200fps on a 60hz monitor. this offers some advantages, but you won’t notice most details. your frame rates will be impressive, though you’ll still see only 60fps. gaming at 1080p with 240fps puts a massive strain on both the CPU and GPU. running games at 1080p 240fps uses the same number of pixels as playing at 4k 60fps—an enormous amount!

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08-25-2018, 11:15 PM
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It depends on your specific situation. Upgrading your monitor might be more practical if performance issues are coming from the display, while a CPU upgrade could be necessary if you're experiencing overall system slowdowns. Consider testing both options before deciding.
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08-25-2018, 11:15 PM #5

It depends on your specific situation. Upgrading your monitor might be more practical if performance issues are coming from the display, while a CPU upgrade could be necessary if you're experiencing overall system slowdowns. Consider testing both options before deciding.

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08-26-2018, 06:49 AM
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If you're looking for a smoother visual experience at higher frame rates, it's possible—but your equipment will still set the boundaries. High refresh gaming can be costly to pursue. I'm not a regular Dota player, but I don't think it would really help. It's not a game that needs super-fast reactions from my side.
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SmillCekcy
08-26-2018, 06:49 AM #6

If you're looking for a smoother visual experience at higher frame rates, it's possible—but your equipment will still set the boundaries. High refresh gaming can be costly to pursue. I'm not a regular Dota player, but I don't think it would really help. It's not a game that needs super-fast reactions from my side.

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08-28-2018, 08:23 PM
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Your existing configuration should support the 240Hz monitor, but verify compatibility settings and refresh rates.
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VERST_PLAY
08-28-2018, 08:23 PM #7

Your existing configuration should support the 240Hz monitor, but verify compatibility settings and refresh rates.

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