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I'm thinking of buying a new processor for my amd motherboard I was thinking of the ryzen 7 1700 and was just wondering if this was enough to run with my 1070ti or should I just upgrade my current ryzen 5 to a better model. Because as of now I have a ryzen 5 1400 and it's definetly bottlenecking my gpu. Also when I do buy my new processor is there anything I need to do before or after installing it like drivers etc. Thanks for any input. 

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what motherboard do you have? , nowadays ryzen 2600 seems to be the best price-performance and if you have a good mobo you just need to update bios.

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1 minute ago, emosun said:

the 1070 ti has no cpu requirement so any cpu is "enough to run with it"

That's not really helpful.

@OP If you're being bottlenecked with your R5 1400 then any 6-core Ryzen CPU should suffice.

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What games, what resolution/settings, and what's your target performance? A cursory glance at reviews of the 1400 show it can get 60 FPS at 1080p in most cases and the performance boost you'll get going to say a 1700 is like ~10%, which I don't think is worthwhile.

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7 minutes ago, Morgan MLGman said:

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Besides that's not accurate either inb4 OP buys a mobile CPU off ebay.

 

To answer OP, for gaming systems the best value with a 1070 Ti right now is usually the Ryzen 5 2600.

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