I May bottle neck?

[Lothar]

Hi I currently have a ryzen 3 3200g, with an old graphics card, im currently about to buy an 1660 super ddr6 6 gb, and im not sure if im going to bottle neck hard with the cpu I have, if that be the case, then wich cpu " ryzen" should I upgrade that Works well with the 1660 super, i May add that its only for games on 1080p. 

Thanks. 

[killer5247]

You can easily use a 1660ti with that 3200g it's a quadcore you will be just fine but if you look forward to 2060 you might need to upgrade it

[Meganter]

6 minutes ago, Lothar said:

 

Hello,

 

Depending of where you are you have the 5600XT with way better performance, no huge bottleneck either. Kinda meh drivers at the moment though but a consideration to take.

[xAcid9]

Depend on games but 6 cores or 4c/8t is minimum nowadays imo.

Games like BF:V, AC:O will definitely tank more on that processor compare to using 4c/8t.

[milantheworse]

1 hour ago, Lothar said:

Hi I currently have a ryzen 3 3200g, with an old graphics card, im currently about to buy an 1660 super ddr6 6 gb, and im not sure if im going to bottle neck hard with the cpu I have, if that be the case, then wich cpu " ryzen" should I upgrade that Works well with the 1660 super, i May add that its only for games on 1080p. 

Thanks. 

Yes you can. But remember that you can have sum stutters here and there

 

[MartinKweh]

1 hour ago, xAcid9 said:

Depend on games but 6 cores or 4c/8t is minimum nowadays imo.

Games like BF:V, AC:O will definitely tank more on that processor compare to using 4c/8t.

I agree on this one. I was a r3 1200 user who upgraded to a 3600. That was huge upgrade in gaming for me since the stutter fest and fps not even breaking 50 fps even on the lowest is the worst.