The First Descendant: RTX 2080 Ti - i9 9900k - 2560x1440

i9 9900k @ 5GHZ (1.35v LLC 6)
RTX 2080 Ti Seahawk X: +50 core, +1000 memory, 100% voltage, 110% power limit
32GB RAM @ 4000MHZ
GPU Driver: 556.12
Maxed out setting @ 2560x1440p resolution.

[@zerefsenpai_25]

Wastage of power consumption 500W you can get better performance in newer systems

[@unknownmonkey8661]

2080ti aged so badly -_-

[@DiplomatGaming]

Not really… this games looks bad and runs worse.

[@unknownmonkey8661]

@DiplomatGaming completely disagreed. The game looks fantastic. Compare it to Once Human, which uses the same UE5 engine, but somehow displays potato NPCs like Fallout 3 and uses no beauty of UE5 at all.
And objectively, laptop GPUs of current the gen are better than the 2080ti.

[@nickwhite8794]

The 2080ti is actually fine, his CPU is the issue. He has a huge CPU bottleneck with that CPU / GPU combo.. I have the same GPU with an i7-11700k and get well over 100fps at max settings @ 2560x1080 .. I know it’s not exact resolution, but close since I have an ultrawide

[@giteshgaming696]

i have gigabyte B365M DS3H WIFI can i9 9900k run in this mother bord in have i5 9400f thinking about switching to i9 9900k

[@FIVESTRZ]

With the prices, doesn’t it make sense to maybe look at something like 12600K brand new (saw for $154) and a $100 board? I see the 9900K ranging from $175-$250