- Nov 21, 2017
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Hello,
I was wondering if I could please ask for some advice. I have a desktop PC that am I thinking about upgrading the graphic card and potentially CPU.
My current specs -
Mother board is an Asus Z87-K with a i7-4770 cpu @ 3.40ghz
GTX 670 graphics card.
Corsair CX750M power supply
Coolmaster Elite 430 computer case
32GB Ram
I'm not particularity tech savvy so I apologise in advance for any silly questions.
I work with After effects/C4D a lot and have been told that an update to the CPU would be better than an updated graphic card -
I've had a look online and found what I think is the most 'powerful' CPU that is compatible with my mother board (I could be wrong?!) - an Intel Core i7-4790K 4790K - 4GHz - but I have no idea how much of a jump that is/if it would be worth that? Any advice here would be greatly appreciated. I'd love to really improve my working/rendering time with the above programs.
With regards to graphics cards - I currently have a GTX 670, and am looking at a GTX 1080 - mostly to enjoy gaming, plus any benefit to working with After effects/C4D would be great. Would this be compatible with my motherboard and power supply?
Many thanks in advice!
James.
I was wondering if I could please ask for some advice. I have a desktop PC that am I thinking about upgrading the graphic card and potentially CPU.
My current specs -
Mother board is an Asus Z87-K with a i7-4770 cpu @ 3.40ghz
GTX 670 graphics card.
Corsair CX750M power supply
Coolmaster Elite 430 computer case
32GB Ram
I'm not particularity tech savvy so I apologise in advance for any silly questions.
I work with After effects/C4D a lot and have been told that an update to the CPU would be better than an updated graphic card -
I've had a look online and found what I think is the most 'powerful' CPU that is compatible with my mother board (I could be wrong?!) - an Intel Core i7-4790K 4790K - 4GHz - but I have no idea how much of a jump that is/if it would be worth that? Any advice here would be greatly appreciated. I'd love to really improve my working/rendering time with the above programs.
With regards to graphics cards - I currently have a GTX 670, and am looking at a GTX 1080 - mostly to enjoy gaming, plus any benefit to working with After effects/C4D would be great. Would this be compatible with my motherboard and power supply?
Many thanks in advice!
James.
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