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3770 or k are capable of running any current gpu
and depend son the monitor res
for 1080p, gtx 1060 6g will be good
for 1440p 1070ti would be better
for 4k or multimon setups 1080ti
also what psu
Seasonic Focus Plus Gold are the best value and one of the top-line psus. 550W will be enough wattage.
1080 can make good use of 1080p 144hz or 1440p 60hz.
4k gaming is a stretch for gtx1080 non ti
a quality 600w psu will be fine for any single cpu and gpu system
if you plan on sli/cfx 750+w depending on the gpus
If you overclock heavily it until GTX 1070.
Anything higher would be held back.
Not really as I've seen FPS drops with my 2600 compared to my 7820X when I killed the 7820X trying to delid it in most r. tarded ways.
3770K will bottleneck 1080 Ti, period.
at 4k or higher with maxed settings a 1080 will be the bottleneck
Yes but we're talking about 1080 Ti here, which can do 4k with some adjustments. 3770K *will* bottleneck it as I've seen couple drops with the 2600...
3770k is more efficient and can be overclocked
either way, you can never go too high on a gpu when running high res display or rendering
Yes, you can with a 1080 Ti and above.
...and you think somehow this 3770K magically has faster cores than my now retired Zen 2600 at 4.1 Ghz? Yeah, right.
Of course your 7820x will be superior, its single-thread performance is higher, overclocked even more. You will gain more FPS in some CPU limited scenarios, sure, but overall the difference isn't worth spending another 600-700 bucks on a modern Intel to see benchmark wise a difference in scenarios that you probably never run in reality anyways.
A 3770, k or no k, won't "bottleneck" a 1080, nor a 1080 Ti.
Btw.:
...the 3770k can also be overclocked, and even way higher. *cough*
So, yeah, it is actually faster.
Yes, a 3770K or non-K WILL bottleneck a 1080 Ti, it has WORSE per-core AND multi-core performance:
http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i7-3770K-vs-AMD-Ryzen-5-2600/1317vs3955