I9 10900k and obviously 9900k hugely bottleneck a 3080 at 1440p

[danygia]

I'm planning to buy a 3090 for next gen games and intensive RTX games like Cyberpunk 2077 but last leak about 3080 worries me a lot. Seems like also an I9 10900k will hugely bottleneck an RTX 3080 in 1440p and 1080p. I play in 1440p 165Hz and i have a 9900K, so i think i can't upgrade.

https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3080-synthetic-and-gaming-performance-leaked?fbclid=IwAR1fu5SbZOCd4_xzG5jC24I8sBhR5Xhu5U_gvxDOZBf5kTS0LSehzb6spj4

2080 TI basically does the same FPS than a 3080 with Far Cry in 1440p. I think it could be CPU limited or that the GPU will not work fine at that resolution and that would be worse because i haven't enough space to buy a 4K monitor.

[Wichtelman]

no point to upgrade if you have one of the best cpu for gaming... do you understand how bottlenecks work?

[danygia]

Originally posted by Wichtelman:

no point to upgrade if you have one of the best cpu for gaming... do you understand how bottlenecks work?

I don't want to upgrade CPU until DDR5 motherboards will be released next year. But i still want to get a future proof GPU for next gen games. Seems like it doesn't work at 1080p and 1440p.

[danygia]

Originally posted by Wichtelman:

no point to upgrade if you have one of the best cpu for gaming... do you understand how bottlenecks work?

2080 TI basically do the same FPS than a 3080 with Far Cry in 1440p. I think it could be CPU limited or that the GPU will not work fine at that resolution and that would be worse because i haven't enough space to buy a 4K monitor.

[upcoast]

The Leak on fcnd is like a who cares fcnd is heavy on IPC cpu not exactly next gen gaming.

Sotr is more of next gen to come.

You're getting all worked up for nothing, wait for official benches/ release.

[danygia]

Originally posted by upcoast:

The Leak on fcnd is like a who cares fcnd is heavy on IPC cpu not exactly next gen gaming.

Sotr is more of next gen to come.

You're getting all worked up for nothing, wait for official benches/ release.

You mean only Intel CPUs will get this issue?

[Autumn_]

Far Cry games only use 4 Cores - So yes, it's going to bottleneck. But it's not really a big deal since it's getting high FPS anyway.

Resolution doesn't impact bottlenecking, framerate does.
If you're getting 120 FPS, it's good enough, for games like that.

Don't worry about one old game, newer games will use more cores/threads, and will perform much better and differently. Far Cry is one of the exceptions.

[danygia]

Originally posted by Autumn_:

Far Cry games only use 4 Cores - So yes, it's going to bottleneck. But it's not really a big deal since it's getting high FPS anyway.

Resolution doesn't impact bottlenecking, framerate does.
If you're getting 120 FPS, it's good enough, for games like that.

Don't worry about one old game, newer games will use more cores/threads, and will perform much better and differently. Far Cry is one of the exceptions.

Isn't Far Cry a 2019 game?

[Autumn_]

Originally posted by danygia:

Originally posted by Autumn_:

Far Cry games only use 4 Cores - So yes, it's going to bottleneck. But it's not really a big deal since it's getting high FPS anyway.

Resolution doesn't impact bottlenecking, framerate does.
If you're getting 120 FPS, it's good enough, for games like that.

Don't worry about one old game, newer games will use more cores/threads, and will perform much better and differently. Far Cry is one of the exceptions.

Isn't Far Cry a 2019 game?

Even the latest Far Cry games use the same ♥♥♥♥♥♥ engine, which only uses 4 cores.

[vadim]

Originally posted by Autumn_:

Far Cry games only use 4 Cores - So yes, it's going to bottleneck.

I see no logic in this sentence

[danygia]

Originally posted by Autumn_:

Originally posted by danygia:

Isn't Far Cry a 2019 game?

Even the latest Far Cry games use the same ♥♥♥♥♥♥ engine, which only uses 4 cores.

So it's a game issue? I also see there is little difference between 2080 Super, Vanilla 2080 and 2080 TI. I don't think an Intel 10th gen would bottleneck that GPUs.

[danygia]

Originally posted by vadim:

Originally posted by Autumn_:

Far Cry games only use 4 Cores - So yes, it's going to bottleneck.

I see no logic in this sentence

Using less core could bring one of these or more to 100 % usage easily i think.

[dOBER]

Originally posted by danygia:

I don't think an Intel 10th gen would bottleneck that GPUs.

How much difference is between an i9-9900k@5.2 and an i9-10900k ? Right zero fps. Oc your cpu and there will be no difference in games. 8 or 10 core doesnt matter at all for games.

Even if an i9-10900k can do 5.4ghz there will be only a few fps difference. With a few i mean ~5

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Your CPU is fine. Stick to playing everything at 1440p and it will tax the gpu just fine.

[Autumn_]

Originally posted by danygia:

Originally posted by Autumn_:

Even the latest Far Cry games use the same ♥♥♥♥♥♥ engine, which only uses 4 cores.

So it's a game issue? I also see there is little difference between 2080 Super, Vanilla 2080 and 2080 TI. I don't think an Intel 10th gen would bottleneck that GPUs.

Yes, it's the game.

[danygia]

Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:

Your CPU is fine. Stick to playing everything at 1440p and it will tax the gpu just fine.

I don't understand what you mean.