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Bottlenecking the gtx 970

BabaDaMonkey
By BabaDaMonkey
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Nope, except in BF4 and planetside 2.

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Any CPU can bottleneck any GPU in certain situations. But for your usage scenario, you will not experience any bottlenecking.

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Nope, except in BF4 and planetside 2

what cpu do you think should get because im going to play both of those. :)

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what cpu do you think should get because im going to play both of those. :)

Keep the i5, it can run BF4 maxed out, don't worry. I run it maxed out on an OC'd 2500k. For planetside I don't know, I don't play it.

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Keep the i5, it can run BF4 maxed out, don't worry. I run it maxed out on an OC'd 2500k. For planetside I don't know, I don't play it.

ok thanks
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