#1440p the talos principle backgrounds Pc
I will probably be going with a 780 Ti so I probably won't be doing SLI any time soon, but I will be getting a sound card since I have my PC hooked up to a 5.1 receiver with home theater speakers and I need DTS / Dolby Digital.īasically Should I use the 4770k and sell the 4930k or use the 4930k and sell the 4770k. I will be building a pretty sick gaming and multimedia PC and at some point will be getting a 1440p monitor. So yes I actually have both a 4770k and a 4930k. I got extremely good deal on these 2 processors mentioned above. I always go all out when building my PC's because they last me a good 4+ years. Hai guys! Ok, so I'm getting ready to build my new gaming pc, woo! I'm somewhat torn as far as which way I should go. Overall, the Core i7-4930K is a very good performer with its 6-cores and 12-threads in this benchmark. Intel's Core i7-4930K notches a small win over the Core i7-3930K, but opens up an impressive lead over the stock FX-9590. The Core i7-4930K yields minor improvements over the similarly-equipped 6-core Core i7-3930K of 6.1%. The Core i7-4930K's performance earns it the 5th place.
The Core i7-3930K clearly shows how significantly the high-end Sandy Bridge-E-based CPUs fall behind the Ivy Bridge E models.
That's a ~6.1% generational speed-up in this title. Again, the Core i7-3930K tumbles down the chart, falling behind its Ivy Bridge E-based successor. In this benchmark, the Core i7-4930K has an impressive performance, which is way ahead of the last generation Core i7-3930K by 6.1%. The Core i7-4930K takes a comfortable 7% lead over the FX-9590. It is 0% lower than the Core i7-4790 while being 0% higher than the Core i7-6700. The Core i7-4930K sits between Core i7-4790 and Core i7-6700. Overall, the Core i7-3770 is a very good performer with its 4-cores and 8-threads in this benchmark. Intel's Core i7-3770 notches a small win over the Core i7-2600, but opens up an impressive lead over the stock FX-8350. The Core i7-3770 yields minor improvements over the similarly-equipped 4-core Core i7-2600 of 4.5%. The Core i7-3770's performance earns it the 14th place. The Core i7-2600 clearly shows how significantly the high-end Sandy Bridge-based CPUs fall behind the Ivy Bridge models. That's a ~4.5% generational speed-up in this title. Again, the Core i7-2600 tumbles down the chart, falling behind its Ivy Bridge-based successor. In this benchmark, the Core i7-3770 has an impressive performance, which is way ahead of the last generation Core i7-2600 by 4.5%. The Core i7-3770 takes a comfortable 6.3% lead over the FX-8350. It is 0.5% lower than the Core i7-3770K while being 0.4% higher than the Core i7-5820K. The Core i7-3770 sits between Core i7-3770K and Core i7-5820K.
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