I'm saving up to build this and i just wanna know how long will this be a beast for gaming.
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/qc4TRG
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/qc4TRG
How long would this pc stay relevant?
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Ali Tauseef
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It's a nice build, but one thing I'd suggest is changing the two 1070's to one 1080 ti, which will be cheaper and better.
How long? You really can't tell that, I mean honestly it's a really powerful build but we never know what to expect from games so I wouldn't say anything.
How long? You really can't tell that, I mean honestly it's a really powerful build but we never know what to expect from games so I wouldn't say anything.
cryoburner
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I agree with the 1080ti suggestion. Not all games will work properly with SLI, so in those you might just be getting the performance of a single 1070.
Your resolution will strongly effect how long the performance would be good for. If you're planning to play games on a 4k monitor at their native resolution, it might not be that long before you will have to lower settings to get good performance at that resolution, since it's like rendering to four 1080p monitors at once.
On the other hand, if you were only planning on using a 1080p, 60Hz monitor, those graphics cards would probably be complete overkill, and you could probably go with a graphics card setup that's not quite so high end and not notice any difference in performance in the near-future, then upgrade to a new GPU a few years down the line.
Your resolution will strongly effect how long the performance would be good for. If you're planning to play games on a 4k monitor at their native resolution, it might not be that long before you will have to lower settings to get good performance at that resolution, since it's like rendering to four 1080p monitors at once.
On the other hand, if you were only planning on using a 1080p, 60Hz monitor, those graphics cards would probably be complete overkill, and you could probably go with a graphics card setup that's not quite so high end and not notice any difference in performance in the near-future, then upgrade to a new GPU a few years down the line.
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