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7 Fps lost? I don't think you'd notice that.

 

There's also a difference between a bottleneck and performance scaling. You might get worse performance with a worse CPU, but the term "bottleneck" may not apply.

7 Fps lost? I don't think you'd notice that.

 

There's also a difference between a bottleneck and performance scaling. You might get worse performance with a worse CPU, but the term "bottleneck" may not apply.

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23 minutes ago, Its_MrMa said:

Hi, will a 2700x bottleneck a 5600xt? I saw some videos and the average fps lost was 7 compared to a 3600 (with a 2080). I ask you that because i might need those extra cores (probably will edit videos, 99% i will stream), and there is that fancy rgb cooler.

 

Thanks in advance

You're fine, no need to worry

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