What CPU do i need for my gtx 780 to play Watch Dogs on Ultra Settings??

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JOOK-D
The 4820K is the LGA 2011 socket, and the Z87-GD65 is the LGA 1150 socket.

To rectify this, you could swap the CPU for something like a 4770K, or swap the motherboard with an LGA 2011 alternative.

Either of those CPUs would be more than powerful enough for ultra.

I'd spend more on a quality power supply (Corsair/XFX/Seasonic) and possibly another branded GPU (Zotac are a bit 'eh').
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The 4820K is the LGA 2011 socket, and the Z87-GD65 is the LGA 1150 socket.

To rectify this, you could swap the CPU for something like a 4770K, or swap the motherboard with an LGA 2011 alternative.

Either of those CPUs would be more than powerful enough for ultra.

I'd spend more on a quality power supply (Corsair/XFX/Seasonic) and possibly another branded GPU (Zotac are a bit 'eh').
 
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Right now at this time, You would need an i7 4960x and a GTX 780 ti to run Watch dogs smooth at ultra settings @1080p with no AA.....But After updates and better drivers I really would hope that it runs better. But like JOOK-D said a mainstream Socket like LGA 1150 is great with an nice quad core. The recommended Intel CPU is the i7 4770k on a few sites i looked at. And the recommended AMD CPU is the FX 8350....and one site says the FX 9370
 
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http://pcpartpicker.com/user/OchG/saved/Xk66Mp, this is rebuild with the same thing but, with the 4790, could i still run with this and the 780??
 
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