Gaming PC build GeForce GTX 1080 Gigabyte G1 Gaming 8GB Edition, Core i7-6700K 4-Core 4.0GHz, 16GB performance review

This PC with its GeForce GTX 1080 Gigabyte G1 Gaming 8GB Edition, Core i7-6700K 4-Core 4.0GHz and 16 GD RAM is capable of meeting 917 recommended requirements of the 1000 most demanding games on PC. The PC could increase the number of games it can run at recommended requirements to 981 if it upgraded its bottleneck component, the Core i7-6700K 4-Core 4.0GHz.

Lets see how well a gaming PC with these components performs on one of todays more popular games, Cyberpunk 2077. To summarise, Cyberpunk 2077 works very well with a GeForce GTX 1080 Gigabyte G1 Gaming 8GB Edition. While it can comfortably perform at 1080p we know it is best served at 1440p resolutions and could possibly go up to 4K with some settings adjustments. Are you after bigger resolution with lower graphics quality or higher graphics quality and smaller res? Because here are a few figures that could help you choose your optimum Low Vs Ultra. 1080p Ultra setting: 57 FPS, 1440p Medium setting: 90 FPS, 1440p High setting: 61 FPS, 1440p Ultra setting: 43 FPS.

2nd most popular game: Halo: Reach - To summarise, GeForce GTX 1080 Gigabyte G1 Gaming 8GB Edition graphics cards can smoothly run this game, but what Halo: Reach screen resolution would you like to run with? While you can get 97 FPS with 4K Ultra you can increase your frame rate to 163 FPS in Ultra 1440p and up to 200+ FPS with 1080p. Pricing this on a frame per frame around the graphics cards original price it will cost $3.03 per 1080p Ultra frame. This increases to $3.98 per frame at 1440p Ultra and even more with 4K Ultra at $6.69 per frame.

3rd most popular game: Red Dead Redemption 2 - To summarise, GeForce GTX 1080 Gigabyte G1 Gaming 8GB Edition graphics cards can smoothly run this game, but what Red Dead Redemption 2 screen resolution would you like to run with? While you can get 34 FPS with 4K Ultra you can increase your frame rate to 56 FPS in Ultra 1440p and up to 74 FPS with 1080p. Pricing this on a frame per frame around the graphics cards original price it will cost $8.77 per 1080p Ultra frame. This increases to $11.59 per frame at 1440p Ultra and even more with 4K Ultra at $19.09 per frame.