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Question about bottlenecking

Mercuryaces
By Mercuryaces
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Let’s say I had a ryzen 2600 paired with a rtx 2080. If playing at 1080p, my cpu would likely be bottlenecking, would increasing the resolution provide better performance?

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Bottlenecking is a stupid word.

 

What framerate do you want to play at? If you play on a 60hz 1080p monitor it doesn't matter if you get 140 or 150fps, so "bottlenecking" is not a real issue.

But do you need a rtx 2080 to play with that monitor? no, a 1060 will do.

 

If you have the rtx 2080 i recommend an 1440p 144hz (or an 1440p ultrawide 120hz) monitor, it should be a perfect match.

 

But to answer your question: No, you wont get more fps, but you get better graphics, and therefore higher gpu usage.

I only see your reply if you @ me.

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No better fps, but better graphics quality because more pixels in a screen means more detailed image

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