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my new 2070 Super giving same performance as my old rx580?

@jpm i tried it and got average of about 120fps it was mainly and inside mission though.
think im turning into an FPS junkie so to speak im not a professional competitive player so don't really need 144fps although it would be nice my CPU is holding me back :/

I have 2 options

Either buy a 360mm AIO and overclock my 1700 to 3.9ghz and have that chip for the next year or so until the 4000 Series are released

or

Sell my 1700 and Save up another 100 pounds over the next Month or 2 and Buy a 3600X but then can't get a 4000 Series chip for 2 years

Also Borderlands 3 is released in September and will be one of my new most played games and is meant to be Optimised for Ryzen ships
 
@djbully i ran the dram calculatator and then entered all the correct info into my Bios then saved it as a profile but when i save and exit and boot into windows they all go back to stock timings?

Ive tried clearing the Cmos same thing happens
 
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@Dave2150 you sound like someone that either owns a 2070 and is mad about nvidia releasing The Super version for same price or are a AMD fanboy either way the 2070 Super is great value for money tbh when you consider you get 2080 performance for a lot less money :)
 
11GB is more beneficial at higher resolutions but i game at 1080p Ultrawide so 8gb is plenty plus the 2070 Super is Faster than a 1080 ti and if i was to buy a 1080 ti i get no warranty 4 years warranty with my card :)
 
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