Whats the flaw? Bottlenecking possibility?

[n4MiA]

So I'm just playing with some PC build for past days,

And I've made a list of components 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/sqzZ4D

 

Is there gonna be a bottlenecking?

 

Note : I'm new to PC and The budget is $1300

[HKZeroFive]

No, you'll be fine.

 

EDIT: People are saying that you need a bigger PSU but it's more than enough. A good 550W PSU can easily handle a GTX 980Ti. A 750W can handle two GTX 980Tis in SLI so it wouldn't make sense to get a bigger 750W PSU for just one.

[HrutkayMods]

Nope you'll be fine

 

you might want a slightly bigger PSU though like a 750W

[OsuMasterz]

3 minutes ago, n4MiA said:

So I'm just playing with some PC build for past days,

And I've made a list of components 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/sqzZ4D

 

Is there gonna be a bottlenecking?

 

Note : I'm new to PC and The budget is $1300

Only one thing, you might want a bigger wattage PSU. I would recommend at least a 850W psu. Other than that, your fine.

[roblesaturcamilo]

If this doesn't lead to a AMD vs INTEL vs NVIDIA, you are fine...

 
There's no bottleneck...

[Suika]

Were you looking to complete a certain aesthetic? Black and red is pretty prominent lol.

 

Anyway as far as your concern for a bottleneck, the only worry I have is a lack of an SSD. It's not a huge thing, but you wouldnt regret getting it. I want to make a suggestion, but first things first: what is your intention for this machine? I assume gaming, but your choice of an i7 and 16GB makes me ask.

[Moonzy]

1 minute ago, roblesaturcamilo said:

There's no bottleneck...

pretty sure the gpu will bottleneck the cpu

2 minutes ago, OsuMasterz said:

Only one thing, you might want a bigger wattage PSU. I would recommend at least a 850W psu. Other than that, your fine.

650W is enough unless he goes SLI

which he isnt going to do with that motherboard

 

the only thing i would add is an SSD, which can be done later

[OsuMasterz]

6 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

pretty sure the gpu will bottleneck the cpu

650W is enough unless he goes SLI

which he isnt going to do with that motherboard

 

the only thing i would add is an SSD, which can be done later

I was thinking because he might want some overhead if he wants to add things later

[Mark77]

As another poster said, this setup really, really, really needs a SSD.  And failing that, at least a 7200rpm drive (ie: HGST "7" series).

[Naeaes]

No SSD for the OS? You sure? A gaming PC should definitely have one. Even the crappiest SSDs are twice as fast as HDDs. 

[n4MiA]

Got an SSD on my old PC  =)

Recycle

[n4MiA]

13 hours ago, Moonzy said:

pretty sure the gpu will bottleneck the cpu

650W is enough unless he goes SLI

which he isnt going to do with that motherboard

 

the only thing i would add is an SSD, which can be done later

is more Watt = more performance on the GPU?

[Moonzy]

Just now, n4MiA said:

is more Watt = more performance on the GPU?

no, the performance have nothing to do with wattage

well... it does but you cant judge it based on just the wattage

 

best way to judge performance is through benchmarks

[roblesaturcamilo]

On 22/4/2016 at 10:41 PM, Moonzy said:

pretty sure the gpu will bottleneck the cpu

Ehhmm.. Am i missing something?

 

Since when does a 980ti bottleneck a 6700k?

 

I want to believe that you're being sarcastic... 

[Moonzy]

1 minute ago, roblesaturcamilo said:

Ehhmm.. Am i missing something?

 

Since when does a 980ti bottleneck a 6700k?

 

I want to believe that you're being sarcastic... 

no? go ask everyone

a 980ti will bottleneck your system in well optimized games

 

its just how computer works `-`

[roblesaturcamilo]

On 4/5/2016 at 9:22 PM, Moonzy said:

a 980ti will bottleneck your system in well optimized games

So you're saying that a 980 ti is too slow (in well optimized games) for a 6700k???

 

As far as i know "bottleneck" is when one component is slowing down some others, i just can't imagine a 980ti slowing down anything...

 

But if you're talking about the limitations of a GPU, compared to the limitations of a CPU, that's another story...

 

For example a 3700k with a 980ti will perform almost equal than a 6700k with a 980ti...

 

A CPU will stay competitive for a longer time than a GPU...

[Moonzy]

1 minute ago, roblesaturcamilo said:

As far as i know "bottleneck" is when one component is slowing down some others, i just can't imagine a 980ti slowing down anything...

my point is ALL systems have a bottleneck

and normally its the gpu bottlenecking the rest of the system in games

if there is no bottleneck, your system will just run faster and faster, until one component cant keep up

 

thats why most people's gpu usage is pinned at 99% while gaming

[roblesaturcamilo]

2 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

my point is ALL systems have a bottleneck

one thing is a bottleneck, and another very diferent is a performance limiting factor...

 

It would be a bottleneck if the CPU doesn't allow a GPU to show it's full performance

 

A limiting factor is when every component it's showing it's full performance , with no holdings, but one of the components can't perform any better. THAT component is the limiting factor (GPU in this case)

[Moonzy]

7 minutes ago, roblesaturcamilo said:

A limiting factor is when every component it's showing it's full performance , with no holdings, but one of the components can't perform any better. THAT component is the limiting factor (GPU in this case)

no not really

in games well optimized games (let's just say games from now on k?) your cpu isnt going to be pinned at 100%

there's no reason to as your gpu is pinned at 100% and not producing enough frames to require the cpu to be pinned at 100%

this IS a GPU bottleneck

 

so if according to what you're saying, if the cpu is pinned at 100% while the gpu isnt (cpu bottlenecking)

its just limiting factor? (im suspecting limiting factor = bottlenecking)

[roblesaturcamilo]

15 hours ago, roblesaturcamilo said:

It would be a bottleneck if the CPU doesn't allow a GPU to show it's full performance