Bottleneck?
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I've been looking around for the best possible value for a pre-built, just to keep my mind open to any possible options.
I ran into a build with a 2080ti with a Ryzen 2700X. Would the 2700X be a bottleneck to the 2080ti?
Also curious, via another build, if the Intel 9700k, given its lack of hyper threading, would be a bottle neck to the 2080ti.
Either way, the system would be used for gaming, streaming, and taking classes on graphics design and video editing.
I ran into a build with a 2080ti with a Ryzen 2700X. Would the 2700X be a bottleneck to the 2080ti?
Also curious, via another build, if the Intel 9700k, given its lack of hyper threading, would be a bottle neck to the 2080ti.
Either way, the system would be used for gaming, streaming, and taking classes on graphics design and video editing.
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Camco said:I've been looking around for the best possible value for a pre-built, just to keep my mind open to any possible options.
I ran into a build with a 2080ti with a Ryzen 2700X. Would the 2700X be a bottleneck to the 2080ti?
Also curious, via another build, if the Intel 9700k, given its lack of hyper threading, would be a bottle neck to the 2080ti.
Either way, the system would be used for gaming, streaming, and taking classes on graphics design and video editing.
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Alright, thanks for the info. I kind of figured that, but with being out of the PC game for so long, I needed a bit more info.
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You're very welcome. I think you'll be happy with either option, just make sure you pair that 2080 Ti with a good monitor. These days, most of the bottlenecking happens with the monitor. Either the refresh rate is too low, the resolution is too low, or your panel lacks a VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) technology that negatively impacts your gaming experience. Luckily most monitors (and now even TV's) are aiming for higher resolutions/refresh rates and are including VRR tech, so it's definitely worth looking into if your monitor is older. Since you mentioned video editing, it might be worth getting an IPS gaming monitor, since they have great color accuracy on top of low response times, high refresh rates and crisp resolutions. That's just something to keep in mind.
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