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i7 6950x good in 2020?? Need help...

JF050

Hello I have a few questions,  i have an 6950x at 4.5ghz stable paired with an strix oc 1080ti. and I playing on a 3440x1440p 144hz monitor.  I ordered an asus strix oC 3080 so my question is will my system then bottleneck? 
I play now for example cod everything maxed out only for shadows on low and getting 80-100 fps  my cpu is running around 30/40%  and my gpu 97/100% 


hope Someone can help me out and give me a good explanations 

 

my system specs are 

asus rampage 10 edition with ek monoblock

Intel i7 6950x @4.5ghz stable 

corsair vengeance lpx 8x8gb @3200mhz

corsair rm1000i 

onboard corsair mp510 1tb 

asus hyper m.2 x16 card v2 4x mp510 1tb raid 

 

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Just now, JF050 said:

Hello I have a few questions,  i have an 6950x at 4.5ghz stable paired with an strix oc 1080ti. and I playing on a 3440x1440p 144hz monitor.  I ordered an asus strix oC 3080 so my question is will my system then bottleneck? 
I play now for example cod everything maxed out only for shadows on low and getting 80-100 fps  my cpu is running around 30/40%  and my gpu 97/100% 


hope Someone can help me out and give me a good explanations 

 

my system specs are 

asus rampage 10 edition with ek monoblock

Intel i7 6950x @4.5ghz stable 

corsair vengeance lpx 8x8gb @3200mhz

corsair rm1000i 

onboard corsair mp510 1tb 

asus hyper m.2 x16 card v2 4x mp510 1tb raid 

 

You ordered it already, so use it and monitor CPU and GPU usage and let us know !

 

At that resolution it should be fine, you will get a bit less FPS than newest i7/i9 but that is normal. Once you see your results just compare to some youtube benchmarks for same gpu with a 10900k

 

Cheers

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Yes definitely bottlenecked. Linus said it in his last review video.

 

Edit: he said that if you don't pair it with the most high end Gaming cpu you might be leaving a lot of performance on the table.

 

We both have cpus from the same gen although yours is much more powerful than my 6700k we still lag behind.

My PC is a fast boyo:

6700K - 32GB - 1080 - 256GB EVO

^^You don't need more info than this right?^^

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1 minute ago, phoon said:

Yes definitely bottleneck. Linus said it in his last review video.

U think? At this resolution?

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2 minutes ago, Panoramix97 said:

You ordered it already, so use it and monitor CPU and GPU usage and let us know !

 

At that resolution it should be fine, you will get a bit less FPS than newest i7/i9 but that is normal. Once you see your results just compare to some youtube benchmarks for same gpu with a 10900k

 

Cheers

Thanks 🙏🏽 As soon i got the gpu I will reply👍🏼

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2 minutes ago, Panoramix97 said:

It does not bottleneck much

 

See :
 

 

Thats 10 fps+- Some games but that is 1080p 

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1 minute ago, Panoramix97 said:

It does not bottleneck much

 

See :
 

 

These are tests done on 10 and 20 series GPUs, with the 3000 series GPUs I believe the bottlenecking gap will worsen since CPU now needs to catch up to the GPU

My PC is a fast boyo:

6700K - 32GB - 1080 - 256GB EVO

^^You don't need more info than this right?^^

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7 minutes ago, JF050 said:

Thats 10 fps+- Some games but that is 1080p 

You play in a higher resolution than 1080p

 

You play at a higher resolution than 1440p

 

The higher the resolution, the less CPU power it requires, since GPU can only delivers less frames since high resolution is more demanding...

 

So you will be fine at your resolution. Unless you want that extra 10%frames (around that most likely) you should be fine with this CPU.

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Does it matter if there is so called bottlenecking as long as you get frame rates you can enjoy.

 

17 minutes ago, phoon said:

We both have cpus from the same gen although yours is much more powerful than my 6700k we still lag behind.

OP's is one gen older, it is Broadwell. 

Main system: i9-7980XE, Asus X299 TUF mark 2, Noctua D15, Corsair Vengeance Pro 3200 3x 16GB 2R, RTX 3070, NZXT E850, GameMax Abyss, Samsung 980 Pro 2TB, Acer Predator XB241YU 24" 1440p 144Hz G-Sync + HP LP2475w 24" 1200p 60Hz wide gamut
Gaming laptop: Lenovo Legion 5, 5800H, RTX 3070, Kingston DDR4 3200C22 2x16GB 2Rx8, Kingston Fury Renegade 1TB + Crucial P1 1TB SSD, 165 Hz IPS 1080p G-Sync Compatible

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3 minutes ago, porina said:

Does it matter if there is so called bottlenecking as long as you get frame rates you can enjoy.

 

OP's is one gen older, it is Broadwell. 

agree.. if I get 144fps on highest settings I’m gonne be happy with it maybe raytracing on would be more fun 

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