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I’m finally replacing my Intel i7-8700K and Nvidia MSI 1080ti built in 2017
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I’m finally replacing my Intel i7-8700K and Nvidia MSI 1080ti built in 2017

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CPU: Intel 14700K
CPU contact frame: Thermaltake
Thermal paste: NT-H2 3.5g
CPU cooler: Arctic Liquid Freezer III 420 A-RGB Black
Motherboard: Gigabyte Z790 Aorus Elite X WiFi 7 Gaming motherboard
GPU: Nvidia 4080 Super
RAM: T-Force Delta RGB 64 GB 6000MHz
SSD: Crucial P3 Plus 4TB
Fans: P14 PWM PST A-RGB fans x 3 &
P12 PWM PST A-RGB (Black)
Play: Corsair RM1200e Fully Modular ATX Power Supply
Case: DeepCool CH780 Pc case ATX Dual-Chamber 3 x 140mm PWM ARGB fans pre-installed Panoramic glass Panel

10 Comments

  1. raduque

    Heck of an upgrade. 1080ti still a beast of a card, too.

  2. gergelypro

    If you want quality PSU: RM1200x shift or Straight power 12 1000w

  4. JoeRogansNipple

    I wanted to upgrade from your exact setup, but decided I wanted a MTB and could wait until 50 series

  5. thegatman-pc

    You can never replace a 1080ti. No such card will ever exist to replace it. 

  7. Warm-Relationship732

    That old combo you had can still game today

  8. robodestructor444

    I completely forgot that the 8700k released in 2017. Your old computer was the best “future proof” PC by a longshot.

  9. kirsion

    I feel like that combo is still good for another 4-5 year

  10. bigj8705

    I’m still rocking an i7 4770 and a amd R9 290 from 10 years ago it seems.

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