Dragon's Dogma 2 (RTX OFF): RTX 2080 Ti - i9 9900k - 2560x1440

i9 9900k @ 5GHZ (1.35v LLC 6)
RTX 2080 Ti Seahawk X: +50 core, +1000 memory, 100% voltage, 110% power limit
32GB RAM @ 4000MHZ
GPU Driver: 551.86
Maxed out setting @ 2560x1440p resolution.

[@asmongoldsmouth9839]

60 fps at 1440p for a 2080 and a 9900K is inpressive. This game is HEAVY on CPU core demands because of the pawns.

[@Is-si9if]

Thanks for posting these. Looking to buy a 2080 TI to help me run the game. Do you know how this setup performs in more intense scenes? Like bigger towns or more VFX-heavy battles and locations?

[@Zordon007]

buy a 4070 super, anything less and you are throwing your money in the trash, pc parts expire like milk in the new gen

[@asmongoldsmouth9839]

I agree with zmanx - Get the newest decent GPU you can with your money. I'm rocking a 3080 (a tad bit better than the non-SUPER version of the 4070).
Nothing phases my card or framerate yet (at 4K). But PC games are starting to get wild. Alan Wake, Avatar, and now Dragon's Dogma 2.

[@Zordon007]

@@asmongoldsmouth9839 I'm also using the 3080 12g. Better 4k bitrate rate than 4070 s