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RTX 3070 + Ryzen 9 3900x - Will I notice the bottleneck?

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I hear there's an AMD/NVIDIA bottleneck, but I really love the Ryzen series so I went with that over Intel anyways.

 

Will I notice the bottleneck at all? I'm fairly certain looking at a few benchmarks, videos, etc. that I probably wont have any trouble running anything I want at max settings and get over 60fps (most of the time well over 100 as well). Should I have gone with something else?

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Welcome to the forums!!!

 

You won't have a bottleneck with a AMD CPU and Nvidia GPU. That is a myth that you need to buy AMD CPU and AMD GPU for them to work. The top three players (AMD/Intel/Nvidia) are all compatible with each other, regardless of brand. 

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7 minutes ago, Cosmicluck said:

I hear there's an AMD/NVIDIA bottleneck, but I really love the Ryzen series so I went with that over Intel anyways.

 

Will I notice the bottleneck at all? I'm fairly certain looking at a few benchmarks, videos, etc. that I probably wont have any trouble running anything I want at max settings and get over 60fps (most of the time well over 100 as well). Should I have gone with something else?

Any CPU company will work with any GPU company (talking HW wise). Perfomance doesn't matter on the branding.

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2 minutes ago, SpiderMan said:

Welcome to the forums!!!

 

You won't have a bottleneck with a AMD CPU and Nvidia GPU. That is a myth that you need to buy AMD CPU and AMD GPU for them to work. The top three players (AMD/Intel/Nvidia) are all compatible with each other, regardless of brand. 

Oh thank you! Ive heard so much about it I thought it was true haha Glad to hear there's no issues with it 🙂

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1 minute ago, Cosmicluck said:

Oh thank you! Ive heard so much about it I thought it was true haha Glad to hear there's no issues with it 🙂

No problem!!! You'll probably even get 144FPS at 1440 in most games on the market today with that combo. 

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Third gen ryzen will only be meaningfully slower than Intel or 4th gen ryzen at 1080p

 

Play at higher resolutions and you won't notice the difference

Before you reply to my post, REFRESH. 99.99% chance I edited my post. 

 

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3 hours ago, Cosmicluck said:

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it's not an amd/nvidia bottleneck, faster cpus will just pump out more frames under some situations, zen 3>comet lake>zen 2, you'll likely notice some difference playing at 144hz.

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