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8/10/2017 9:44:28 PM
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What's gonna be your main use gaming or workstation stuff ?
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Pretty much just gaming.
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Edited by Soggy waflezz: 8/11/2017 9:43:39 AMThen honestly you could save some money and put it toward gpu or monitor or anything or just save it and get a 7700k, which is the best gaming CPU on the market, instead. 7820x and all kaby lake x and sky lake x is aimed at being more of a workstation CPU. Just read you already bought the parts
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[quote]Then honestly you could save some money and put it toward gpu or monitor or anything or just save it and get a 7700k, which is the best gaming CPU on the market, instead. 7820x and all kaby lake x and sky lake x is aimed at being more of a workstation CPU. Just read you already bought the parts[/quote] Isn't the 7700k kaby lake though? I guess I didn't really need the 7820x.... But there was an indescribable itch that made me do it. Wanted to go all out this time.
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Edited by Soggy waflezz: 8/11/2017 8:20:46 PMWhen it comes to games higher frequency is always better than more cores, but with a 1080ti and 4K there's gonna be a negligible difference then you'd have with a 7700k cuz at 4K most the stress is on the graphics card Most games only use up to 4 cores, but still that's an awesome system you're gonna have. Idk if you said it but what kind of monitor do you have ?
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Currently using a Acer 32" Predator Led G-Sync XB321HK. It's only 60hz though which makes me sad, so i'm currently on a lookout for a good 1440 high-refresh monitor that's at least "28.
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I had a 4K 60hz monitor no gsync and got a acer predator xb271hu 1440p 165hz with gsync and it's amazing, it's like 700 bucks or so, 1440 is definitely the sweet spot for gaming
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[quote]I had a 4K 60hz monitor no gsync and got a acer predator xb271hu 1440p 165hz with gsync and it's amazing, it's like 700 bucks or so, 1440 is definitely the sweet spot for gaming[/quote] That's actually the one I'm leaning towards, was considering the Asus Rog as well but heard that it had some serious back light bleeding. I think all IPS monitors have this problem, but if it is anything like the one I currently have I don't think it is noteworthy. I am wondering how the size feels though? 27" seems a little small.
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I'm pretty sure they're the same exact panel just depends how lucky you are and acer was like 50-100 bucks cheaper compared to the asus monitor when i bought it, I don't notice any backlight bleed on mine and I don't feel like it's too small, I wouldn't go any smaller but 27 is pretty nice
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[quote]I'm pretty sure they're the same exact panel just depends how lucky you are and acer was like 50-100 bucks cheaper compared to the asus monitor when i bought it, I don't notice any backlight bleed on mine and I don't feel like it's too small, I wouldn't go any smaller but 27 is pretty nice[/quote] They are mostly the same. But that refresh rate is a game changer. I have a bunch of bonus points at my main store so I'll get it cheap, might just go for it. The one I have is decidedly the best one I've ever tried, but the low refresh rate is annoying.
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Yeah I didn't think a higher refresh rate would make that much of a difference but I'll never get a monitor with lower than 120 fps again
