Gtx 1060 Bottleneck?

[Eternia]

I'm having difficulty in choosing from 3 different budget options for myself.These are the options:

 

Build 1:Ryzen 5 1400

            MSI A320M GAMING MOBO

            Single DIMM Gskill DDR4 8GB RAM

            Sapphire RX560 2GB

 

Build 2:Pentium G4560

            GTX 1060 3GB

            Single DIMM 8GB DDR4 RAM

            ASUS H110D MOBO

 

Build 3:AMD Athlon X4 860K

           GTX 1060 3GB

           Dual DIMMs 8GB DDR3

           Any MSI Mobo with Fm2+

 

My concern is that with Build 2 and 3,I'll see major bottlenecking because of CPU choices.Can it run without any bottlenecks?Or should I opt for the Ryzen build?

(P.S:Other peripherals such as case and storage will be provided from my old system.)

 

Thanks already.

[Stevoisboss]

Wouldn't bottleneck. 

[Eternia]

Oh crap I posted it without finishing.How do I delete this topic?

 

[Stevoisboss]

3 minutes ago, Eternia said:

Oh crap I posted it without finishing.How do I delete this topic?

 

You can edit the post at the bottom of your post. Mods can only delete posts. 

[DocSwag]

4 minutes ago, Eternia said:

Oh crap I posted it without finishing.How do I delete this topic?

 

You can't delete it, just edit the stuff in  

[Eternia]

3 minutes ago, DocSwag said:

You can't delete it, just edit the stuff in  

Edited thanks

[Stevoisboss]

I would pick build 1. Don't pick build 3 because am2 is a dead socket. You will get better upgradability with the other two.

[DocSwag]

5 minutes ago, Eternia said:

Edited thanks

G4560 build would probably be my vote, just switch the 1060 with a 570 instead (also note that the mobo won't work with the CPU unless it has an updated bios, so unless you have a way of verifying the mobo you get will work with Kaby Lake CPUs get a b250 mobo instead)

[DocSwag]

2 minutes ago, Stevoisboss said:

I would pick build 1. Don't pick build 3 because fm2 is a dead socket. You will get better upgradability with the other two.

1400 is quite meh imo, i5 is better.

https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/Ryzen_5_1400/

EDIT: and the 1400 isn't that much faster than a g4560 

 

G4560+1060 or 570 would be more powerful.

[Eternia]

Just now, DocSwag said:

1400 is quite meh imo, i5 is better.

https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/Ryzen_5_1400/

 

G4560+1060 or 570 would be more powerful.

So you say I won't encounter any bottlenecks with a Kaby Lake Pentium and Gtx1060?That's pretty cool but this time comes another problem.In my region,RX570 and GTX1060 3GB is identical in price.But I wonder which one will perform better with G4560.

[Stevoisboss]

2 minutes ago, Eternia said:

So you say I won't encounter any bottlenecks with a Kaby Lake Pentium and Gtx1060?That's pretty cool but this time comes another problem.In my region,RX570 and GTX1060 3GB is identical in price.But I wonder which one will perform better with G4560.

They are about the same but I would get 570 b/c more vram. 

[DocSwag]

14 minutes ago, Eternia said:

So you say I won't encounter any bottlenecks with a Kaby Lake Pentium and Gtx1060?That's pretty cool but this time comes another problem.In my region,RX570 and GTX1060 3GB is identical in price.But I wonder which one will perform better with G4560.

Yeah, it's about the max gpu performance that a g4560 won't bottleneck at all for (though 580 and 1060 6gb for the most part won't be bottlenecked, only in CPU intensive games).

 

I would vote 570, they perform similarily and the extra vram is good to have.