Anyone playing game with 2080ti ?

[Bubba883XL]

Just wondered if it'd be worth upgrading. 

 

Am rocking a GTX 2080 at mo... With a i7 @4.3 and 32gb ram. Just wondered what's the key point for combat mission. 

[Sgt.Squarehead]

I'm using a water-cooled 2080ti.....No idea if there's an advantage in real terms, if there is I suspect it's minimal.

[Bubba883XL]

thats what i wana think considering the price tag.. lol

[com-intern]

CM is such an old game that its base coding is holding it back from better performance. You aren't really going to eek out much more regardless of what you do.

 

[Armorgunner]

I did really not see much differance, on fps. Going from a 10 years old i7, with a gtx 970. To a i9 9900k with a 2060 Super.

Ssd improves loading time Though.

[WallysWorld]

I also upgraded from an i7-920 at 4 Ghz with a GTX 970 to an i9-9900 at 5 Ghz with a 2070 Super and I did see some difference in the CMx2 games.

With the frame rates locked at 30 fps, I can play bigger scenarios with higher graphics set and keep at 30 fps more easily than I could with the old system. With the old system I sometimes had to turn down the Model Quality to Improved or even Balanced to maintain 30 fps while with the new system I can run most scenarios with the Model Quality up to Better or even Excellent and still keep 30 fps.

Edited April 14, 2020 by WallysWorld

[Armorgunner]

On 4/14/2020 at 7:39 PM, WallysWorld said:

I also upgraded from an i7-920 at 4 Ghz with a GTX 970 to an i9-9900 at 5 Ghz with a 2070 Super and I did see some difference in the CMx2 games.

With the frame rates locked at 30 fps, I can play bigger scenarios with higher graphics set and keep at 30 fps more easily than I could with the old system. With the old system I sometimes had to turn down the Model Quality to Improved or even Balanced to maintain 30 fps while with the new system I can run most scenarios with the Model Quality up to Better or even Excellent and still keep 30 fps.

I mostly play at huge maps. With regimental size forces, or more. And max Graphics settings. Maybe that´s why I dont see much of a differance? Exept for much faster loading times! At small to medium sized scenarios, I probably would.

[Artkin]

You'll get fps increases and be able to handle larger maps with more action etc etc after a processor upgrade. Probably to an extent limited by the games code as others have said. I was easily able to play 5k x 5k maps with normal fps (especially on balanced mode - a new fav of mine). I used to play fine on a i5 2500k. Now I have a i5 9600k. I think I felt a marginal increase in firefight fps after. I tested it. Cant remember though