it depends on what you want to do. vr, 1440p gaming, 1080p gaming, etc

competitive, casual, enthusiast., sims

yeah the system i have coming, the parts for it i still need anyway, i should be able to game any AAA title in 1440 well north of 60fps

steam is worth it

and ive got a 4k 144hz monitor coming

check out humblebundle.com as well

for good deals

yeah ive got signed up there and on steamtrades as well

youre not gonna get 144fps on that 4k monitor

i'll tell you right now

oh, obviously

youre lucky if you get 60fs with a 2080ti

@gimp-in-a-diaper man does cloud gaming . You not a real chad

and an 9700k

i wasnt expecting to, i bought it mostly for the future proofing

at a premium price

1440p rn is the way to go

same reason why i'm using a ryzen, well that and the fact that for my general uses with multi-tasking and shit it is a better option for me

also cheaper

4k is great for work station stuff tho

assuming its color correct

ryzen for gaming? nah

yeah, i was going to get one of those ridiculous monitors that seem to be in vogue now, those 39 inch ultra wide 21:10 ones

Yeah, need the color correct syntax highlighting

multitasking sure, gaming nah

how can you do any work without color correct displays

idk what kind of work he does.

yeah i know intel is still better for gaming im saying i am better suited with ryzen

If you don't have calibration equipment it doesn't matter what it says regardless

but photoshop, illustration stuff its key

Intel is barely better anymore

the monitor i ordered covers 100% of SRGB

it's not even 5% on most games

yea it is lol

havent got it yet, so i'll see when i get it

no it's not

lol yes it is

lol no it's not

it really isnt it depends on the chip. yeah the latest gen 7 i7 9700 and 9900

will still eke out even a ryzen 9 3900x

or 3950