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You should know that the DDR memory standards define just a handful of memory speed configurations that are "normal". Every stick of RAM has to support these standard modes, but they often get labelled as something like "3200 Mhz" or "4266 Mhz" in this case. This is actually a pre-programmed overclock in the stick that your ...
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If both gpu's are roughly equal in price, there is no reason not to get the faster one. The 10600K is more than fast enough to work with those cards at 1440P without any "real" bottlenecking, especially in the more graphically intensive games.
Like you said, you're probably overthinking it a bit. At the end of the day some part of your pc will be ...
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When you have a CPU bottleneck, a faster gpu will not make your pc slower, and in some tasks, a faster gpu will still make your pc faster, so if they are about the same price, I would always go for the faster option. The only concern is your PSU, because you need a lot of power to drive a 3070ti (300W) and a core i5 11600k (100-250W). If your psu is rated ...
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That CPU was from after the athlon 64 and core 2 duo, so should support AMD64, and according to cpu-world.com, that is the case
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could my the graphic card (NVIDIA GTX 570) be the limiting factor in the refresh rate?
It is absolutely this.
The GTX 570 is too old to have a DisplayPort that can handle 3840x2160 at 60hz.
Update your GPU, the CPU can survive a while longer.
You can easily tell if your CPU is the limiting factor by looking at the CPU usage in Task Manager. If the whole CPU ...
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If the socket is the same and model number is the same, the compatibility is the same.
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Everything seems fine but I would suggest you to go for an AMD CPU instead of the intel one.
AMD competes toe to toe with intel in most games and surpasses intel in a lot of games as well. Also AMD is better oriented for a professional workflow like rendering etc. The 5800x even has a lower TDP than the intel 11700k.
Also make sure that the cooling is ...
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