Been away a while... looking to go with VPX 10.8

[DBrown67]

Built my cab a few years back. Looking to get back into this after a hiatus. It's all VPX 10.7 and working perfectly fine. I know there are a lot of install Qs about 10.8, that's not what my Q is. I can sort that separately.

Basically, if I want the latest 10.8 tables at full 4K 120fps + does this spec still cut it? I'm guessing the GPU doesn't, but need to get a ballpark on other parts (Currently it does with 10.7. using tables I got)
I don't want to fully rebuild.
It's a 3 monitor system with 1080p dmd and an old skool 4:3 backglass monitor. Only the playfield is 4K @ 120 fps.

Ryzen 5 5600 (non X)
EVGA 850W modular PSU (for PC only, toys got separate PSU)
GTX 1080Ti GPU
16Bg RAM @ 3000 Mhz
Gigabyte B450 Aorus M motherboard

Sorry if these "coming back" Qs are getting annoying.

 

Edited Monday at 09:37 PM by DBrown67

[sho]

Since the two, 10.7 & 10.8 run just fine in parallel, why not test it out?

I don’t think there is that much difference between them when it comes to requirements. 

 

Using a front end like Popper, you can even run 10.7 tables with 10.7 and then the same for 10.8 tables.

Going to 64 bit might be the biggest hurdle. 

[DBrown67]

Having done a lot of reading it seems 10.8 saves the PoV data in a different way. I guess this means when I load my tables using 10.8 (32 or 64 bit) they are all gonna look different to before.

 

The time I spent setting those up was unreal.

[sho]

That’s one of the reasons you don’t load 10.7 tables in 10.8. Just use 10.7