bottleneck? Help with bottleneck again

[Capitaobranca]

Question: i'm looking to start upgrading my pc I've searched alot and decided to buy a fxf rx 5700 8gb thic 3 but whenever i search i7-3820 plus rx 5700 they say it bottlenecks the gpu by 60% and by the stats they show it performs in games worst than my current gpu gtx 960 2gb , i can run gta all high 60 fps and acording to the test bench i saw only writen in text but they claim 40 fps high with that graphic card and in the other hand i saw a guy on youtube running my processor in red dead ultra settings 60 fps with a rtx , i don't know in what i belive i wana build a pc but im on a budget i wana start on a graphic card first and then build my way up while i still play video games my current config 

I7-3820

Asus p9x79pro 

Ddr3 32gb ram can add more i have another 32 stored 

850w power supply 

Ssd 

Water cooler 

4k monitor 

Plz i really need help cus the bottleneck calculators are all lies and the 3 websites i saw seem sketchy  i can clock the processor to 3,80 maybe 

: I did another question befor for a rx 5500 but it was a bit outdated and wanted gpu for the next years , and i won't be able to upgrade my pc for the next 5 or 6 months because next upgrade i will need to replace motherboard ram cpu and cooler 

[WhitetailAni]

Where does it say that it bottlenecks?

[Radium_Angel]

5 minutes ago, Capitaobranca said:

but im on a budget

 

6 minutes ago, Capitaobranca said:

i wana start on a graphic card first

Very bad time to buy a GFX card, everything is either out of stock, or the prices are weapons-grade insanity.

[IkeaGnome]

There's always going to be some sort of a bottleneck. It's more about figuring out what you want to have it on. With the 4k monitor, I'd definitely go for the 5700. Especially with you talking about upgrading the cpu at some point. 

Once there's stock again, I'd look at a GPU.

Look at it this way. Spend and get a GPU that might be held back now, but probably wont be held back with the next upgrade, or spend less on the GPU and have to worry about a CPU being held back in the future. Gaming at 4k, I'd go for a higher end GPU than CPU. You'll be more GPU loaded usually anyways.

[Applefreak]

6 minutes ago, Capitaobranca said:

Question: i'm looking to start upgrading my pc I've searched alot and decided to buy a fxf rx 5700 8gb thic 3 but whenever i search i7-3820 plus rx 5700 they say it bottlenecks the gpu by 60% and by the stats they show it performs in games worst than my current gpu gtx 960 2gb , i can run gta all high 60 fps and acording to the test bench i saw only writen in text but they claim 40 fps high with that graphic card and in the other hand i saw a guy on youtube running my processor in red dead ultra settings 60 fps with a rtx , i don't know in what i belive i wana build a pc but im on a budget i wana start on a graphic card first and then build my way up while i still play video games my current config 

I7-3820

Asus p9x79pro 

Ddr3 32gb ram can add more i have another 32 stored 

850w power supply 

Ssd 

Water cooler 

4k monitor 

Plz i really need help cus the bottleneck calculators are all lies and the 3 websites i saw seem sketchy  i can clock the processor to 3,80 maybe 

: I did another question befor for a rx 5500 but it was a bit outdated and wanted gpu for the next years , and i won't be able to upgrade my pc for the next 5 or 6 months because next upgrade i will need to replace motherboard ram cpu and cooler 

The 5700 is fine for your build. Don't worry about it. Just make sure you are not overpaying on it. Currently prices are through the roof on gpus.

[svmlegacy]

Don't worry about what others tell you about your hardware. What GPU are you running right now? "Bottlenecks" depend a lot on your resolution, settings, and specific programs. You should tune the settings to the hardware, not the other way around.

[Capitaobranca]

52 minutes ago, ragnarok0273 said:

Where does it say that it bottlenecks?

Everything , it said cyberpunk will run at 30 fps , other games also with similar figures 

[Capitaobranca]

50 minutes ago, Applefreak said:

The 5700 is fine for your build. Don't worry about it. Just make sure you are not overpaying on it. Currently prices are through the roof on gpus.

Im paying exactly , 420 on it 

[Capitaobranca]

23 minutes ago, svmlegacy said:

Don't worry about what others tell you about your hardware. What GPU are you running right now? "Bottlenecks" depend a lot on your resolution, settings, and specific programs. You should tune the settings to the hardware, not the other way around.

Well I'm running a 960 2gb i had in mind bottleneck but i also had in mind that it would perform much better, but acording to this website ended up figuring out it's all bs