Gaming PC build GeForce GTX 1080 Ti KFA2 Founders Edition 11GB, Core i5-4670K 3.4GHz, 8GB performance review

When looking at recommended requirements for the top 1000 most demanding PC games a PC that combines a Core i5-4670K 3.4GHz CPU with a GeForce GTX 1080 Ti KFA2 Founders Edition 11GB GPU and 8GB RAM is more powerful than 0 games specs. A gaming PC with this hardware combo has a bottleneck of Core i5-4670K 3.4GHz. Once this component is upgraded, then the PC could run 487 games at recommended requirement.

This PC’s performance can be benchmarked against todays most popular game, Resident Evil 8. In summary, we feel that the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti KFA2 Founders Edition 11GB looks and performs great on 1440p resolution. So if you want a 1440p Resident Evil 8 experience it will generate 129 FPS on Low 1440p graphics setting, 102 FPS when on Medium 1440p, 68 FPS when played at High settings and down to 49 FPS when turned up to Ultra on 1440p. You might still be looking for 1080p though to get some higher smoother FPS, where you could get 64 FPS at Ultra 1080p resolution. So something to think about.

2nd most popular game: Grand Theft Auto VI - In summary, we feel that the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti KFA2 Founders Edition 11GB looks and performs great on 1440p resolution. So if you want a 1440p Grand Theft Auto VI experience it will generate 119 FPS on Low 1440p graphics setting, 94 FPS when on Medium 1440p, 63 FPS when played at High settings and down to 45 FPS when turned up to Ultra on 1440p. You might still be looking for 1080p though to get some higher smoother FPS, where you could get 59 FPS at Ultra 1080p resolution. So something to think about.

3rd most popular game: Battlefield 6 - To summarise, this is an easy one, the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti KFA2 Founders Edition 11GB solution can play Battlefield 6 at Ultra settings despite the desired screen resolution (up to 4K) you want to play it on. 4K Ultra gets 35 frame rate, whereby we see 59 frame rate for the 1440p Ultra and if you wish to look at 1080p gaming then 77 frames per second is the type of results. Using the graphics card launch price we calculate the cost per frame to look like this for the different resolutions - 1080p Ultra costs $9.08, 1440p costs $11.85 and 4K costs $19.97.