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Processor | ryzen 9 5900x |
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Motherboard | MSI B550 a-pro |
Cooling | Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 |
Memory | 2x16gb 3600mhz cl 16 corsair vengeance lpx |
Video Card(s) | GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3060 WindForce OC |
Storage | 1x2tb KC3000 & 2tb samsung 970 evo plus, 2 x 2 tb external usb harddrives |
Display(s) | LG 32GP850, IIyama G2470HSU-B1 |
Case | Corsair 5000D airflow tg |
Audio Device(s) | Yamaha R-N600A Triangle Esprit Titus Ez |
Power Supply | Corsair RM850X White |
Mouse | Logitech G PRO Superlight |
Keyboard | Corsair K70 RGB TKL Champion |
Software | Windows 11 64 bit, Free bitdefender |
So my current setup is a i5-8400 16gb 3200mhz cl 14 ram and a gtx 1080 slightly oc'ed to get fire strike and time spy 4k gaming pc score.
I play project cars 2 in 2560x1440 144hz and i sometimes get on high 80 fps and sometime above 100 fps , gpu used from 79% to early 90's before a race,cpu just under 60%.
I do how ever have games that doesn't use my gpu 98-99% like grid autosport,i think pubg at some point didn't use the gpu i had 98-99%, i also think the first, the crew didn't took full advantage of my gpu (fps capped at 60hz like the crew 2)
I looked the game up on gamedebat and it seem it's more cpu intensive than gpu, another site where people can go to, to get an idea of what not to combine (cpu,gpu,ram), stock speed of my cpu and gpu is fine, my gpu slightly oced not more than 10%, it's okay, within the range where cpu,gpu isn't to weak,power full.
Setting my gpu to stock, the cpu,gpu ration (if you call it that) is better and performance from both match each other better.
I do have a g sync monitor i play on so it should be fine around 100 fps (although i would prefer 120 fps and above on 90%+ of all the games i play).
So what do you think about an i5 8400 and a gtx 1080, is it okay for newer games? (older games is no problem)
Should i keep my gpu at stock speed so the cpu match the performance better needed by the gpu?
According to cinebench r15 an i5 8400 score better in multithread and a few point lower in single core than a stock i7 4770k, which isn't comparable to something like a 4.5ghz i5 4670k since it's down on multithread at 4.5ghz around 600, i5 8400 close to 900 and a i7 4770k around
Fire strike and time spy core
https://www.3dmark.com/fs/16076895
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/4180168
I play project cars 2 in 2560x1440 144hz and i sometimes get on high 80 fps and sometime above 100 fps , gpu used from 79% to early 90's before a race,cpu just under 60%.
I do how ever have games that doesn't use my gpu 98-99% like grid autosport,i think pubg at some point didn't use the gpu i had 98-99%, i also think the first, the crew didn't took full advantage of my gpu (fps capped at 60hz like the crew 2)
I looked the game up on gamedebat and it seem it's more cpu intensive than gpu, another site where people can go to, to get an idea of what not to combine (cpu,gpu,ram), stock speed of my cpu and gpu is fine, my gpu slightly oced not more than 10%, it's okay, within the range where cpu,gpu isn't to weak,power full.
Setting my gpu to stock, the cpu,gpu ration (if you call it that) is better and performance from both match each other better.
I do have a g sync monitor i play on so it should be fine around 100 fps (although i would prefer 120 fps and above on 90%+ of all the games i play).
So what do you think about an i5 8400 and a gtx 1080, is it okay for newer games? (older games is no problem)
Should i keep my gpu at stock speed so the cpu match the performance better needed by the gpu?
According to cinebench r15 an i5 8400 score better in multithread and a few point lower in single core than a stock i7 4770k, which isn't comparable to something like a 4.5ghz i5 4670k since it's down on multithread at 4.5ghz around 600, i5 8400 close to 900 and a i7 4770k around
Fire strike and time spy core
https://www.3dmark.com/fs/16076895
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/4180168