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5700XT + 4770K bottleneck?

CpuTemps

will my 4770K bottleneck the 5700XT at:
1.1080P high to ultra settings?
2.4K medium to high settings?
(i might buy a 4k monitor later this year, for now, i'm at 1080P)
 

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9 hours ago, 5x5 said:

Depends on the game but I'd say a bottleneck would exist at 1080.

the higher you go in resolution and settings the less you get bottlenecked correct? 
do you think its a good idea to pair the two together in the first place?

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57 minutes ago, CpuTemps said:

will my 4770K bottleneck the 5700XT at:
1.1080P high to ultra settings?
2.4K medium to high settings?
(i might buy a 4k monitor later this year, for now, i'm at 1080P)
 

You can't play @4k with a 5700.  Your lucky if you get 60fps then you will get drops to 30fps and so on.  Your CPU is the bottleneck here.  Can you overclock it, that would help a great deal.  You can forget about 4k gaming my friend.  You can just play at 1080p with high to ultra your choice, and you will get a sustained 60fps ,, not drops to 20fps like a 4k and even lower.  The only card that can do a good job at 4k right now is the 2080Ti.  It is made for 4k gaming, and the 5700 isn't.

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9 hours ago, Turtle Rig said:

You can't play @4k with a 5700.  Your lucky if you get 60fps then you will get drops to 30fps and so on.  Your CPU is the bottleneck here.  Can you overclock it, that would help a great deal.  You can forget about 4k gaming my friend.  You can just play at 1080p with high to ultra your choice, and you will get a sustained 60fps ,, not drops to 20fps like a 4k and even lower.  The only card that can do a good job at 4k right now is the 2080Ti.  It is made for 4k gaming, and the 5700 isn't.

how much of a bottleneck will i have a big one? is it even worth to pair the two? since i am bad at overclocking

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2 minutes ago, CpuTemps said:

how much of a bottleneck will i have a big one? is it even worth to pair the two? since i am bad at overclocking

Ok wait, what resolution will you be playing at 1280 or 1080p ?  The lower the resolution the more it relys on the CPU.  I would just stick to 1080p gaming with high to ultra settings and you will get sustained 60fps in most AAA titles.

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9 hours ago, Turtle Rig said:

Ok wait, what resolution will you be playing at 1280 or 1080p ?  The lower the resolution the more it relys on the CPU.  I would just stick to 1080p gaming with high to ultra settings and you will get sustained 60fps in most AAA titles.

for now, I have a 1080P monitor but im afraid the stock 4770k will bottleneck the hell out of the 5700xt. honestly, i don't mind losing 10fps or so but not 20+.
right now im running a r9 290 and im starting to feel its age.

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3 minutes ago, CpuTemps said:

for now, I have a 1080P monitor but im afraid the stock 4770k will bottleneck the hell out of the 5700xt. honestly, i don't mind losing 10fps or so but not 20+.
right now im running a r9 290 and im starting to feel its age.

Your going to lose more then 10fps,  More like 30fps and then some....What would go good with your CPU is a RX 570 and possibly a RX 580 if you can find it for cheap price and what not.

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11 minutes ago, CpuTemps said:

for now, I have a 1080P monitor but im afraid the stock 4770k will bottleneck the hell out of the 5700xt. honestly, i don't mind losing 10fps or so but not 20+.
right now im running a r9 290 and im starting to feel its age.

you might get a mild bottleneck in more CPU-bound games, but otherwise it's fine. you'll be pretty much GPU bound on 4K so CPU doesn't matter much in 4K.

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14 minutes ago, CpuTemps said:

for now, I have a 1080P monitor but im afraid the stock 4770k will bottleneck the hell out of the 5700xt. honestly, i don't mind losing 10fps or so but not 20+.
right now im running a r9 290 and im starting to feel its age.

Here is what I think you should do.  If you can find a good price for a 5700 buy it.  So soon you will upgrade your mobo cpu and ram and that 5700 will thank you big time and dish out 30 to even 40fps more.  I mean your going to upgrade your CPU one day.. might as well get the 5700 if you can afford it and one day your video card will stay with you and youll upgarde to a current CPU and gain major FPS my friend.

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9 hours ago, Turtle Rig said:

Here is what I think you should do.  If you can find a good price for a 5700 buy it.  So soon you will upgrade your mobo cpu and ram and that 5700 will thank you big time and dish out 30 to even 40fps more.  I mean your going to upgrade your CPU one day.. might as well get the 5700 if you can afford it and one day your video card will stay with you and youll upgarde to a current CPU and gain major FPS my friend.

at 1440P+ it will be less CPU bound as far as i understand correct?

 

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Also let me add, a slight of overclock will really help the situation a bit.  When your ready to OC your CPU let me know.

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1080p would probably cause the 4770K to show its weakness at higher refresh rates (unless you got a chip that can OC reasonably well), 1440p would probably be a sweet spot, and 4K would be fine so long as you set your expectations and don't expect high/ultra in everything.

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1 hour ago, Turtle Rig said:

Also let me add, a slight of overclock will really help the situation a bit.  When your ready to OC your CPU let me know.

at 1440P+ it will be less CPU bound as far as i understand correct?
and i set the ram at its voltage right? cpu voltage at 1.25 and multiplayer at 4.3 and see if its stable with Aida for an hour?

 

1 hour ago, flibberdipper said:

1080p would probably cause the 4770K to show its weakness at higher refresh rates (unless you got a chip that can OC reasonably well), 1440p would probably be a sweet spot, and 4K would be fine so long as you set your expectations and don't expect high/ultra in everything.

thanks, i might get 1440P instead of 4K

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1 hour ago, CpuTemps said:

at 1440P+ it will be less CPU bound as far as i understand correct?
and i set the ram at its voltage right? cpu voltage at 1.25 and multiplayer at 4.3 and see if its stable with Aida for an hour?

That 5700 will struggle at 1440p with AA methods turned on and game settings to high or ultra high.  But if you had a newer 2018 CPU then you can do 1440p and AA methods and games turned to high or utral high and it will fly.  Once again keep the card , its your CPU tahts not gonna like 1440p with AA methods plus ulgra high in games.  On pretty much all titles you would get 60 sustained meaning it will never drop below 60fps.  Im assuming your using vsync on and have a 60hz monitor and what not.

 

1 hour ago, CpuTemps said:

thanks, i might get 1440P instead of 4K

You can still get a 4k monitor at 16:9 and your desktop will be 4k ,, but as for 4k in games,, FORGET ABOUT IT,, not gonna happen... unless you like 25fps and 30fps lol

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3 minutes ago, CpuTemps said:

thanks, i might get 1440P instead of 4K

best to just ignore turtle rig, 1440P and 4K are still perfectly fine on the 5700 if you're willing to turn down a few settings on more demanding titles.

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1 minute ago, CpuTemps said:

at 1440P+ it will be less CPU bound as far as i understand correct?
and i set the ram at its voltage right? cpu voltage at 1.25 and multiplayer at 4.3 and see if its stable with Aida for an hour?

If your cooling can take it, Haswell is fine to daily at 1.35v. Start at ~1.25 vcore and 4.3 like you said, up the multi until it doesn't have enough voltage, bump voltage .25, rinse and repeat until you hit 1.35 or shit's getting too toasty for you liking. From what I remember, most Haswell chips brick wall at 4.5-4.6GHz.

 

3 minutes ago, Turtle Rig said:

That 5700 will struggle at 1440p with AA methods turned on and game settings to high or ultra high.  But if you had a newer 2018 CPU then you can do 1440p and AA methods and games turned to high or utral high and it will fly.  Once again keep the card , its your CPU tahts not gonna like 1440p with AA methods plus ulgra high in games.  On pretty much all titles you would get 60 sustained meaning it will never drop below 60fps.  Im assuming your using vsync on and have a 60hz monitor and what not.

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4 minutes ago, Turtle Rig said:

you will get a boost 30 to 40fps more avg.

I mean, if it was 1080p with nothing maxed out and aiming for 144+... Sure. Why not.

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