1080ti good for 1080p 144hz?

Warstack

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Would like to get a constant 144fps in 1080p. BF1 ultra.
Please don't tell me its overkill!! Tired of reading that response in my searching.
My i7 4770 non k and 1070ftw will hold 90 to 120 fps with everything at low.
Will I be pleased with a 1080ti or disappointed? Or should I upgrade the 4770 also?
Could I please have some factual answers and not your insane or waisting your money answers.
 
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I gotta say, I would sell that 1070 as fast as I could. It will never be worth more money due to mining.

You still should be getting better performance with your current setup. I would go to userbenchmark.com and run a...

Eximo

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You need CPU performance for BF1, not really more GPU horsepower. Easy enough to check. Set up a little monitoring on your computer so you can see CPU usage and GPU usage while running BF1. If the CPU, or even a single core, is completely maxed out you have your answer. If the GPU is not reaching 100% usage or nearly there, then it has room to produce more frames. (Which is already evident from you running the game on low and reaching a limit)
 


Your saying your 1070 was only getting 90 fps in BF1 with the settings turned to low? If that is the case, there is something wrong with your system.

The problem with 1080p is that the bottleneck moves to the CPU. BF1 is a very CPU heavy game and your CPU will not keep the 1080ti fed at 1080p. But that is the case for just about any CPU especially for BF1. You don't have a bad CPU and I would not go for the "k" version as the performance increase is not that different. With all that being said, you should be able to get 144fps with a 1080ti on your system on BF1
 

manddy123

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That CPU is powerful enough and should be able to run BF 1 alongside a 1080 Ti with ease. To maintain at that platform you could grab a i7 4790, it should you give a little boost.

If you have the cash, the best upgrade and course of action would be a switch over to a whole new platform, either Ryzen 5 or Intel i7 7700K. Those would give the top notch gaming performance.

Nevertheless, the 1080 Ti is (as you've already read) much more than enough to play BF 1 @1080p, therefore you definitely will be pleased, even more if that monitor has G-Sync.
 

Warstack

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1080p low settings - CPU 90%. Gpu- 70-80% 90-120fps
1080p ultra settings - CPU 85-90%. GPU 85-90%. 80-90fps.
Was eventually going upgrade my complete system, 7700k 1080ti mobo, etc.
I wanted to do it in pieces, and felt like a GPU would benefit more than a CPU/mobo would at first.
Monkey, fault finding is pointing at the 4770 and dell mobo, but most say I am fine with the 4770.
 


How much RAM do you have? Are you running in DX 11 or DX 12?

A 6700k and a 1070 will get you an average of 125fps at 1080p. So your system is averaging 85fps, then that is more than a 33% difference. The difference in a 4770 and a 6700k is not nearly 33%. Intel does not make upgrades like that anymore.

In fact, your system should be running 1440p around 80-90fps on BF1.

 


It's not a K, so it suffers from lower stock clocks.
4770 - 3.4 to 3.9
6700k - 4.0 to 4.2

That's most of your 33%,
 


If that is the case then why is my 7700k overclocked to 5ghz not 33% faster than the 6700k stock?
 

Warstack

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Thanks guys for your thoughts!!

Feelinfrogy, l know this system should be running 1440p, but I don't want to game at 80-90fps. I would like to game at 144fps. Even if I have to stay at 1080p.
I am running Win 7, so DX11. 16g ram.
Most say the difference between 4770 and 7700 is not big enough, but the difference between a 1070 and 1080ti is huge.
Suppose I will start with the 1080ti(cause I can sell the 1070 for half of the 1080ti price.) Then in a couple months get the 7700k, mobo, win 10, faster ram.
 


If the cpu is the problem, then upgrading the gpu will have no impact.
 


I gotta say, I would sell that 1070 as fast as I could. It will never be worth more money due to mining.

You still should be getting better performance with your current setup. I would go to userbenchmark.com and run a bench. It will test all your hardware and will tell you how it is performing.
 
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