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So i want to know how you can best guess the right CPU ad GPU combination to avoid bottle-necking. I can see how i might lose 10 frames using a Ryzen 1700 with a GTX 20180 Ti rather than using an Intel 9900K. But this doesn't matter to me as both CPUs would give over 100fps in games at 1080p...

@orbitalwalsh Agreed I'll stick with F22

@marcus_667 CPU is delided? you're not messing about then? I'll take a look at overclocking on Wednesday. But something tells me my Ram won't be staying at 3200mhz

@marcus_667 and what cooler and thermal paste are you running with that? MY CPU at idle is running at about 35 degrees. But my fans are only running at 730rpm to keep it quiet

@ubersonic. My rate is 16.5p per KW/h Which is 8.5p below what i stated. which is £1.155 per week, which is £80.60 per year, so £161.20 over two years. But you can doubt every inch of the equation. For example, on Monday i might run the rig at full pelt for just 8 hours. Or maybe i run it for...

@Lokken86 - The system spec before the new one? Do you mean my previous PC? I've had two. I had a MSI B250 Mortar mATX with a 4 core I5 7400 on 64GB DDR4 3200mhz and a GTX 780 Ti. I sold that at Christmas, but kept the RAM and dropped it to 8GB. The system i was running last week was an AM3...

@Rozzy85 You clearly know your apples and oranges. I'm running 64GB of RAM at 3200mhz. I opted to get the 1700X over the last gen Threadripper since i thought it best to throw the money behind the graphics card. I'm new to working with 3DS Max but after some simple tutorials it became clear that...

@Panos 3200mhz

So i'm looking at getting a 1080 Ti at the end of the month once the 2080 Ti has been released with reviews and benchmarks available. The question is which 1080 Ti? So i've got a Gigabyte X370 K7 motherboard so i thought i'd keep it in the family and go with the Aorus branded cards. There are...

And finally.. Geek Bench 4 Trial Full Results: https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/9770609 Breakdown: Single Core Score: 3,682 Crypto Score: 4,679 Integer Score: 3,722 Floating Point Score: 3,691 Memory Score: 3,331 Multi-core Performance: 19,243 Crypto Score: 5,563 Integer Score...

@Nasher hey, i'm no fan boi. I'll get whichever provides the best value. From a gaming perspective i'm running a 2K 2013 Asus PB278Q monitor with a max refresh rate of 75hz so i don't care about the difference between 100 or 104 FPS. But i do care about render times. I had a Radeon 7970. A...

@Panos. You say my understanding is wrong. But i always thought that overclockers whom go for a world record, cool using liquid nitrogen because of the heat generated by how much voltage they have to push through the CPU to get that extra 100mhz. @jigger. Unfortunately an APU doesn't have the...

Yeah, well why is that the convention seems to be that you buy an nVidia card and it works and then you buy a Radeon card and you have to tweak loads of settings to even make it work correctly. I mean surely if the likes of Asus cannot build a card and set it up straight from the outset then...

CPUz CPU Multithread: 17,312 Single Thread: 2,019

PC Mark 10 Basic (Free Edition): https://www.3dmark.com/pcm10/28496629 4383

Asus RealBench Scores: Image Editing: 145,154 - Time: 36.7058 Encoding: 125,949 - Time: 42.3028 OpenCL: 25,584 - KSamples/sec: 4774 Heavy Multitasking: 103,087 - Time: 74.0341 System Score: 99,943

Results from Nova Bench CPU benchmark test: Result: 1513

Here's the results from CPUMark from Passmark 8.0 If the image fails to load here's what it said: CPU Mark: 12458 Percentile: 94% World Average: 6378 World Min: 37 World Max: 44139 Integer Math: 41214 Prime Numbers: 24 Compression: 25296 Physics: 405 CPU Single Threaded: 1900 Floating...

So i've just built up my Ryzen system and these are the CPU benchmarks. System Spec: OS: Windows 10 Pro CPU: Ryzen 1700X Thermal Paste: Thermal Grizzly - Kryonaut Cooler: H80i (Dual Fan Push Pull 120mm) Motherboard: Gigabyte X370 K7 Motherboard on the F22 Bios RAM: 64gb Corsair Ram running at...

@Panos. I appreciate that your electricity supplier and specific variant of card GFX card will impact costs and power usage. I was just drawing a broad example. I suppose the point being that if you save £200 buying a Vega 64 over a 1080 Ti now, then in the end you still end up paying the £200...