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Will an OC G3258 to about 3.8-4 bottleneck sli 660? I am paring it with a Z87 A MOBO. Thanks

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Depends on the game, as with any setup... Tomb Raider you won't have a problem. Battlefield 3 it'd bottleneck a single GTX 660.

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You can easily hit 4.7 on a hyper 212 evo if you have a decent chip, If your not OCing to at least 4.2 GHz don't bother getting the G3258.  It'll probably bottleneck to a degree if it's a multi-threaded game like BF4  but that's only because you have two cores.

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You can easily hit 4.7 on a hyper 212 evo if you have a decent chip, If your not OCing to at least 4.2 GHz don't bother getting the G3258.  It'll probably bottleneck to a degree if it's a multi-threaded game like BF4  but that's only because you have two cores.

 

It actually runs Battlefield 4 surprisingly well... better than even Battlefield 3.

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It's pretty good at running it but on 64 player conquest it can struggle at times.

 

Yeah I'd imagine, but to that effect it does about as well as an AMD Athlon quad core so BF4 seems to be pretty well optimized in that it can utilize many threads without requiring many threads.

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You can easily hit 4.7 on a hyper 212 evo if you have a decent chip, If your not OCing to at least 4.2 GHz don't bother getting the G3258.  It'll probably bottleneck to a degree if it's a multi-threaded game like BF4  but that's only because you have two cores.

Ill step up as high as it will go. 

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Will an OC G3258 to about 3.8-4 bottleneck sli 660? I am paring it with a Z87 A MOBO. Thanks

Nah! And even so, if you can afford to upgrade your CPU and GPU, go for it. If you can't afford both, upgrade your GPU and enjoy your gains(there will be gains), bottlenecks be damned. Take it from a guy running 2 gtx 960s sli on a Core 2 Quad q9550. The jump from a single gtx 285 to even a single gtx 960 was very noticable.

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Nah! And even so, if you can afford to upgrade your CPU and GPU, go for it. If you can't afford both, upgrade your GPU and enjoy your gains(there will be gains), bottlenecks be damned. Take it from a guy running 2 gtx 960s sli on a Core 2 Quad q9550. The jump from a single gtx 285 to even a single gtx 960 was very noticable.

I saw that two 660s in sli get between the 960 and the 970 in some games. Those games happen to be mostly games that I play. Thats the sweet spot for me at about 40-50fps. I got them cheap too

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