New GPU?
Good morning,
Unfortunately, my graphics card broke (we don't need to go into that any further), so I want to get a new one.
This is my current system: (Processor: Ryzen 7 3700x /// Motherboard: B450 Pro4 /// GPU: RTX2080 Super /// Power supply: Be Quiet Straight Power 11 850W /// 32 GB RAM.
Except for the power supply, which I got new two weeks ago, these things are about 4-5 years old. To avoid spending all my money at once, I wanted to first satisfy my urgent need for a new GPU and install the 4070 TI Super. I'm aware of the performance difference, but could the system basically run as it is, or should I replace everything?
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Hello,
it is important to mention what resolution you are on. Due to the future powerful components, I’m going out from UHD. It definitely makes sense to create a new CPU and a new MB. If you want to stay with AMD, the 7800X3D/7950X3D is a good choice. For Intel 13700K/13900K depending on budget.
actually on UHD, that worked well with the 2080 Super in many games, but now the GPU can’t do anything anymore. It would not be so important to me for the first time, as I would upgrade the other components anyway in the spring of 2025, until then I just want to play something on some sort of triggering. 😀
Hello,
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The processor can become a bottleneck for the performance of the graphics card. Although the graphics card is able to cope with intensive graphical workloads, the processing performance of the processor may not be sufficient to fully exploit the potential of the graphics card. This imbalance can limit the overall performance of the system, which leads to slower processing and possibly reduced graphics quality. To achieve a more balanced setup, it would be advisable to consider an upgrade to a more powerful processor that can keep pace with the requirements of modern applications and games.
AMD Ryzen 7 3700X is too weak for NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER with a screen resolution of 2560 × 1440 pixels for graphics card-intensive tasks.
In this configuration, the processor bottleneck is 19.0% .
Congestion calculation for
AMD Ryzen 7 3700X and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER
with a screen resolution of 2560 × 1440 (QHD (1440p)) pixels
for graphic card-intensive tasks
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I would add to me a processor that still supports Am4 (Ryzen 5.gen), which are currently relatively inexpensive to operate on the B450 chipset also relatively acceptable
MfG.
Moin Frank, I’m aware of the power deficit, but at the beginning of 2025 I would like to replace the old components so that the GPU would be the oldest part again.
On the basic question whether the PC would run with ner 4070 ti super then, but would be basically, yes, right?