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i was wondering if i a ryzen 1600 12nm (kyle always says its like a 2600 but i dont remember cause his videos more vlogs than tech) would bottle neck at evga 2060 ko

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Idk why anyone would say that. It's a perfect combo.

If someone did not use reason to reach their conclusion in the first place, you cannot use reason to convince them otherwise.

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1 minute ago, Stahlmann98 said:

Idk why anyone would say that. It's a perfect combo.

i was just asking cause i know a 2080 is normally paired with a 3600

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The 1600 (AF 12nm) is the perfect price to performance gaming CPU right now. You'll not be bottlenecked by it for a long time. If you up your pesolution to 1440p or higher in the future chances are you'll be GPU limited either way for the most time.

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8 minutes ago, Stahlmann98 said:

The 1600 (AF 12nm) is the perfect price to performance gaming CPU right now. You'll not be bottlenecked by it for a long time. If you up your pesolution to 1440p or higher in the future chances are you'll be GPU limited either way for the most time.

yeah im not running 1440 cause i only have 1080 monitor 

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1 minute ago, piercetorres said:

yeah im not running 1440 cause i only have 1080 monitor 

Anyway don't worry about it you have a great combo with your CPU + GPU.

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1 minute ago, Stahlmann98 said:

Anyway don't worry about it you have a great combo with your CPU + GPU.

ok, thanks you were more helpful than kyles videos and that one guys no

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1 minute ago, piercetorres said:

ok, thanks you were more helpful than kyles videos and that one guys no

Haha, if you wnat informative Videos go for GamersNexus or Hardware Unboxed. Bitwit and JayzTwoCents are more on the entertaining side and LTT is somewhere in between. 😅

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Just now, Stahlmann98 said:

Haha, if you wnat informative Videos go for GamersNexus or Hardware Unboxed. Bitwit and JayzTwoCents are more on the entertaining side and LTT is somewhere in between. 😅

yeah everything i know is from ltt so it has to be somewhat educational

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