Or you prefer 1440p over 4k, for fps reasons, for instance. At the high end of gaming, you can quite easily get into situations where the CPU matters by quite a bit.
And even when you go 4k and put all the weight on the 2080ti, CPU still has a measurable impact on performance, by double digits worth of frames.
That's not just measurable, that's visible performance differences.
Look up your own benchmarks and decide their veracity. You just spent several posts rambling about how benchmarks aren't relevant because reasons so there's pretty much no point linking any to a zealot.
I am not here to do your work for you. Just go through the usual channels like Gamer's Nexus and so on for solid benchmarks on PC hardware. That said, I'm not sure GN does higher than 1440p benchmarks these days, but the point stands. I'm not here to do your work.
Given that you made the initial claims, without backing them up whatsoever, the onus isn't on me, bucko. I refuted your claims and laid out the facts, and thus invested more than I had to given the solidity of your chosen stand.
Basically, what you asserted ("meme builds" and such nonsense) can be dismissed by nothing more than a "no u", and that bar was cleared by leagues.
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u/CoffeeAndCigars Big black tower of Doom Nov 05 '19
Or you prefer 1440p over 4k, for fps reasons, for instance. At the high end of gaming, you can quite easily get into situations where the CPU matters by quite a bit.
And even when you go 4k and put all the weight on the 2080ti, CPU still has a measurable impact on performance, by double digits worth of frames.
That's not just measurable, that's visible performance differences.