2700k @ 4.2GHZ
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you should be fine, the 290x will be a bit faster than a titan, and the 2700k doesn't bottleneck a titan either.
Yea really I am still deciding to go with AMD or Nvidia's Maxwell 20nm gpus and I really do not want to upgrade my motherboard and CPU until when Skylake comes out with DDR4 RAM.you should be fine, the 290x will be a bit faster than a titan, and the 2700k doesn't bottleneck a titan either.
blaznwiipspman1
[QUOTE="blaznwiipspman1"]Yea really I am still deciding to go with AMD or Nvidia's Maxwell 20nm gpus and I really do not want to upgrade my motherboard and CPU until when Skylake comes out with DDR4 RAM.you should be fine, the 290x will be a bit faster than a titan, and the 2700k doesn't bottleneck a titan either.
xeffectx
meh, dont worry too much about ddr4, if anything it will be like ddr2-->ddr3 which was negligible, not to mention in the beginning ddr4 sticks will be extremely expensive, im talking $100 for a 4gb stick, maybe more. You could just get a 7950/7970, they're very fast and on clearance sale prices right now.
I doubt they will stay high in price for a long time. And 4GB sticks might be the smallest you get on one stick...meh, dont worry too much about ddr4, if anything it will be like ddr2-->ddr3 which was negligible, not to mention in the beginning ddr4 sticks will be extremely expensive, im talking $100 for a 4gb stick, maybe more. You could just get a 7950/7970, they're very fast and on clearance sale prices right now.
blaznwiipspman1
[QUOTE="blaznwiipspman1"]I doubt they will stay high in price for a long time. And 4GB sticks might be the smallest you get on one stick...meh, dont worry too much about ddr4, if anything it will be like ddr2-->ddr3 which was negligible, not to mention in the beginning ddr4 sticks will be extremely expensive, im talking $100 for a 4gb stick, maybe more. You could just get a 7950/7970, they're very fast and on clearance sale prices right now.
horgen123
id say 2 years for the price to drop to ddr3 levels, and for what? Performance that will be 1-2% better than ddr3. Not worth waiting for, i wouldn't plan a build around it for sure, id just go with whats good now and then later on when doing a new build, upgrade to ddr4 ram/mobo and new cpu/gpu
It will have an great effect on iGPU at least, dunno what else really require a lot of bandwidth on the RAM...id say 2 years for the price to drop to ddr3 levels, and for what? Performance that will be 1-2% better than ddr3. Not worth waiting for, i wouldn't plan a build around it for sure, id just go with whats good now and then later on when doing a new build, upgrade to ddr4 ram/mobo and new cpu/gpu
blaznwiipspman1
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