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11th gen now added 4 additional lanes to mainstream, making it 20 in total, to catch up with AMD Ryzen which has offered 20 for years by now (Ryzen 3 1200 from 2017 has 20). So full lane support directly from the CPU, without the possibility of a bottleneck and without taking any lanes from the graphics card, you only get on Ryzen or now 11th gen Intel.
What changed on Ryzen was a jump from from Gen 3 to Gen 4 with the 3000 Series.
And no. PCIe 4 doesn't make a noticeable difference. The only use case i could imagine for a gamer would be to split the x16 slot into two x8 to install something in another slot without slowing down the graphics card. But i haven't seen any benchmarks covering that.
3090 is cheaper in the long run, unless you're made of money.
plus the 40rtx will cost ♥♥♥♥ loads more
similar to traffic, more lanes does not make cars move faster when they are empty (when all are going the speed limit)
much better than sata hdd or usb, where the traffic is much slower and single lane
Probably true. But my 3070 Ti has been handling 4k 60fps pretty good right now. And that is with maxing out settings. But I do see in the near future not being able to max games anymore to maintain 60fps at 4K. So yeah, more than 8GB of VRam would be welcome. I haven't played Far Cry 6 yet, but while the benchmarks I have seen don't seem too demanding, I did see that the HD Textures Pack requires 16 GB, however I don't know how true that is as the benchmarks Ive seen showed the 3070s, 3070Ti, 3080s, and 3080Ti having HD Textures installed.
I do know though that with Doom Eternal, you need to have at least 10GB of VRam to enable Ray Tracing and have Texture Pool Size at max. Im sure it doesn't make a big impact visually too much, but it is disappointing that I can't max out Texture Pool Size and have Ray Tracing on at the same time. Another reason why I am hoping EVGA upgrades me to a 3080 soon.
And yes I would love a 3090, but I don't think they will allow me to step-up to that from a 3070 Ti. And I probably wouldn't be able to afford it anyway. We shall see. I will look into it.
On the EVGA website I will be able to step up to an RTX 3080 for around $890 or $900 which will only cost me around $100 to step-up. As I paid around $800 for my EVGA RTX 3070 TI FTW3 Ultra. All the 3090s on EVGA are over $1500 and some over $2000. So a little out of my price range, lol. A 3080 Ti might not be too bad, but it is still super expensive.
Pcie3 doesn't really hold back a 3090, so you'll be fine with a 3070ti.
The 11th gen is a bit of a mess, just avoid it, the 10700k is as fast as the 11700k.
Really, for 4k, the 3070ti is the weak link, not the cpu.
Oh you are right there. 4K is the great CPU equalizer. Even my old 4770K didn't really hold the 3070 Ti back at 4K. But I did notice bottleneck in CPU intensive scenarios. And at 1080p? Forget it. The 4770K most definitely held the 3070 Ti from its full potential at 1080. In fact, from what I've seen, my 10700K still holds the 3070Ti back some at 1080. It is really at 1440p and higher that I don't really notice any CPU bottlenecks.
And yes, the 3070Ti was not my first choice for gaming at 4K. But the way the GPU market is right now, I had to take what I could get. Unless I wanted to pay ridiculous prices or press my luck everyday at the Newegg Shuffle, the 3070Ti through Antonline was the only way I was getting a 30 series GPU at MSRP.
But while I am still waiting to get a 3080 through EVGA step up, I am still very happy with the 3070Ti. While it might lack in overall value price wise to a 3080 or even the vanilla 3070, considering that it is supposed to be 20% more in price than a 3070 and not being 20% better, my overclocked version and the additional OC I have put on it has made it perform exceptional. And doesn't really break a sweat in most games at 4K Ultra 60fps.
I definitely feel lucky that I was able to get the card I got at MSRP with how the market is. I still want the 3080 for a little bit more future proof, but like I said, definitely not disappointed with my 3070 Ti.
Really, I am just second guessing going with a last gen CPU to save money when I could have went with the more efficient Ryzen 7 5800X, that is on a better platform, has PCI-E 4.0 support, has the better AM4 platform which has better upgrade options, and for other workloads, and in general, does perform better.
But you are right, at 4K, CPU doesn't really matter. In fact, I should have not worried so much about my ego wanting an 8 core CPU and went with the less expensive 6 core in the 5600X or the 11600K. Heck, I heard that the 11400 is a great value for gaming. But that is all in hindsight. I am still enjoying my 8 core 10700K quite a bit. So, no worries. ;)
https://www.pcgamer.com/new-pcie-50-gpu-power-connector-could-deliver-an-absurd-600w-from-a-single-cable/
https://www.techspot.com/news/91668-next-gen-power-connector-gpus-can-handle-up.html
And bad news for GPU pricing. :(
https://www.techspot.com/news/91675-nvidia-amd-graphics-cards-prices-getting-worse-now.html
also take this game https://store.steampowered.com/app/1196590/Resident_Evil_Village/
you really need more then 10gb to run it with max settings, if you can 3080 ti would fit you better, won't last as long as the 3090 but it'll do
Also TDP of 450!!! Better get a new PSU.
best of luck with what you can save for
Thank you. I appreciate that. And saving is one thing. Hopefully there will be stock at MSRP or close to it when I do have the money. :/