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You can get more performance out of that graphics card with let’s say a 5800X3D but if you aren’t looking to dump $500 for 10-20% gains then that cpu is more than enough. Personally I wouldn’t worry.

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I'm just needing a simple question answered if anyone can help me. I've looked everywhere and I couldn't find meaningful information regarding if my system will bottleneck with a Ryzen 5 5600 and RX 6800 for 1080p gaming. If it does bottleneck will it be negligible or would I need a CPU upgrade? Thanks!

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You can get more performance out of that graphics card with let’s say a 5800X3D but if you aren’t looking to dump $500 for 10-20% gains then that cpu is more than enough. Personally I wouldn’t worry.

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On 11/21/2023 at 5:14 PM, Levent said:

You can get more performance out of that graphics card with let’s say a 5800X3D but if you aren’t looking to dump $500 for 10-20% gains then that cpu is more than enough. Personally I wouldn’t worry.

I greatly appreciate the help, friend!

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