I'm still on a 4670k though with 8 gb ram so I don't think I can wait. I won't upgrade my 980ti though thats still going strong until the 4000 series are outI’d wait new stuff coming out in next 3 months
I'm still on a 4670k though with 8 gb ram so I don't think I can wait. I won't upgrade my 980ti though thats still going strong until the 4000 series are outI’d wait new stuff coming out in next 3 months
Yeah the 1080ti and the 2080ti still do well in todays games really I mean even in warzone which is not optimised well at all they both still get very good fps.The 1080 Ti has done very well, but I wouldn't bank on that kind of longevity for the future, it was a big step forward at the time and more than the 2080 Ti and 3080 Ti (relatively to each other, excluding ray-tracing).
I looked at 10 game av on hardware unboxed. 12400 was 184 fps/ 137fps 1% lows, 12600k was 201/154 and 12700/12700kf 212/166 1fps diff between them so 12600k was 10% faster than the 12400 and 5% slower than the 12700kf/12700, and you can clock to 12600k to same performance of 12700 I read. Factor 259 for the 12600k against 315 for the 12700, think the 12600k sweet spot. Beats my 5800x in most things, costs less and will last a fair few years...paying up gets diminishing returnsI'm looking at building a new PC and 12600k doesn't seem worth over a 12400.
got a 12700 in my basket though for intel it seems either 12400 or 12700 is the way to go
only thing stopping me ordering is I can't find a case I really want...
12600k with +4 efficiency cores doesn't really seem worth the extra in my eyes over a 12700k and I don't upgrade often anyway soI looked at 10 game av on hardware unboxed. 12400 was 184 fps/ 137fps 1% lows, 12600k was 201/154 and 12700/12700kf 212/166 1fps diff between them so 12600k was 10% faster than the 12400 and 5% slower than the 12700kf/12700, and you can clock to 12600k to same performance of 12700 I read. Factor 259 for the 12600k against 315 for the 12700, think the 12600k sweet spot. Beats my 5800x in most things, costs less and will last a fair few years...paying up gets diminishing returns
So really then it’s a good buy is what we are saying? Specs are decent enough? Should last meHere are similar ( few swaps due to lack of availability) specs from OCUK.
My basket at OcUK:
- 1 x AMD Ryzen 9 5900X Twelve Core 4.8GHz (Socket AM4) Processor - Retail (SKU: CP-3CA-AM) = £399.95
- 1 x ASUS ROG Strix X570-E Gaming WIFI II (AMD AM4) DDR4 X570 ATX Motherboard (SKU: MB-6GW-AS) = £299.99
- 1 x Thermaltake Core P6 TG Snow White Mid Tower Case (SKU: CA-1B4-TT) = £199.99
- 1 x Lian-Li GALAHAD AIO 360mm High Performance RGB CPU Water Cooler - White (SKU: HS-008-LL) = £119.99
- 1 x Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO Black 32GB (2x16GB) 3600MHz AMD Ryzen Tuned DDR4 Memory Dual Kit (SKU: MY-4CK-CS) = £149.98
- 1 x Asus GeForce RTX 3080 TUF Gaming OC V2 LHR 10GB GDDR6X PCI-Express Graphics Card (SKU: GX-46U-AS) = £800.00
- 1 x Nvidia - Face Your Demons Bundle - DOOM ETERNAL with YEAR 1 PACK and GHOSTWIRE TOKYO (SKU: XX-042-NV) = £0.00
- 1 x Seasonic Focus GX-750 750W 80+ Gold Modular Power Supply (SKU: CA-06U-SS) = £84.94
- 1 x WD Black SN850 2TB SSD M.2 2280 NVME PCI-E Gen4 Solid State Drive RGB Heatsink (WDS200T1XHE) (SKU: HD-57M-WD) = £299.99
- 1 x Microsoft Windows 11 Home 64-Bit DVD - OEM (KW9-00632) (SKU: SW-18J-MS) = £106.99
Total: £2,477.72 (includes delivery: £15.90)
As you can see it does come to a lot more cash but by choosing slightly different parts you could get close to 2k but no way you can get to the £1650 price point with a 3080 in the build.
A 3080 can be had for cheap these days, second hand they come free with Kelloggs.leaning towards saving some money which points me to AM4. Accept nothing is future proof so if a decent AM4 rig lasts me couple years cheaper ill go with that for now like the idea of a 5800x3d and a 6950xt though but possibly leaning more towards a 3080 cheap.