If you're going mainly for gaming, a 4590 will do you well as games don't often utilise more than 4 cores. I've had one before. Keep in mind that the graphics card is more useful for gaming than the processor though.
If you're going mainly for gaming, a 4590 will do you well as games don't often utilise more than 4 cores. I've had one before. Keep in mind that the graphics card is more useful for gaming than the processor though.
Depends what GPU you want to use, and which display. A 4590 will probably struggle to deliver enough power for high end cards on AAA games at 80fps ultra...
Depends what GPU you want to use, and which display. A 4590 will probably struggle to deliver enough power for high end cards on AAA games at 80fps ultra...
An i5-4590 would barely bottleneck a GTX 1080. It really depends what game it is.
My i7 uses all eight logical cores for most new games. New games need more than a non-HT 3.3GHz CPU. If you were gaming at anything above 1080p pretty much any 10 series GPU would get bottlenecked.
Resolution will only strain the processor more if the fov becomes high as a biproduct, because then it has to render more objects. Then again, it is dependent on the game engine.
Yeah but what I mean is, a GTX 1080 at 100% usage (which would likely need 1440p to achieve, if not 4k) would require a better processor. I realise resolution doesnt affect the processor directly.
Yeah but what I mean is, a GTX 1080 at 100% usage (which would likely need 1440p to achieve, if not 4k) would require a better processor. I realise resolution doesnt affect the processor directly.
im aiming for the rx 480 8gb and a 1080p monitor (cant decide which brand and model to get any help with this will be appreciated)
build specs
antec earthwatts 650 80+bronze green
kingston hyperx whaite fury 16gb(2x8gb)
seagate 1tb hard drive