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Will an i7 7700 bottleneck a RTX 3060 Ti?

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Will an  i7 7700 (non-K) bottleneck a RTX 3060 Ti?  I dont have the budget  to buy a new CPU so I'll just go with i7 7700. Also my monitor is 1080p

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it likely will at 1080p in some games.

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for 1080p it will bottleneck a bit, maybe wait for the non ti 3060 

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Could the bottleneck decrease performance by 20 fps? I Hope not

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6 minutes ago, DennyEZ said:

Could the bottleneck decrease performance by 20 fps? I Hope not

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1 hour ago, Mark Kaine said:

what game? 

RDR2 or COD: Warzone

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Yeah it'll bottleneck a bit but the question is if it matters, you'll be getting the the performance you want just save up a bit and wait for the r5 5600 non X to be on store shelves. 

 

EDIT: also fwiw a 1440p 144hz monitor would probably improve your experience a lot more than a new CPU if you already have a 3060ti

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39 minutes ago, BuckyBallin said:

Yeah it'll bottleneck a bit but the question is if it matters, you'll be getting the the performance you want just save up a bit and wait for the r5 5600 non X to be on store shelves. 

 

EDIT: also fwiw a 1440p 144hz monitor would probably improve your experience a lot more than a new CPU if you already have a 3060ti

I have 1080p 144hz monitor and I dont have budget to buy CPU yet. I am planning to use this pc 2 more years probably without changing. I hope FPS drop isn't too much.

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