Is there such thing as "reverse bottleneck"?

[SquintyG33Rs]

1 minute ago, Matoro said:

Only @AresKrieger helped, yall dont know anything

 

WE ANSWERED YOUR QUESTION FIRST geez

 

you're the only one that doesn't understand what you're asking

[Matoro]

Just now, SquintyG33Rs said:

WE ANSWERED YOUR QUESTION FIRST geez

No you didnt,

all you guys on forums want to know is our specs and then dont say shit or answer just like google

[AresKrieger]

Just now, SquintyG33Rs said:

yeah but bottom line it would take more investigation and it doesn't seem he realizes he has to buy a new system to buy a 7700k

True, it would be more cost effective to do so though I think he had his mind made up and just wanted confirmation that there would be no issue bottleneck wise

[Himommies]

1 minute ago, SquintyG33Rs said:

yeah but bottom line it would take more investigation and it doesn't seem he realizes he has to buy a new system to buy a 7700k

if he lives near a microcentre a 7700k is at 279 and 6600k at 150.I'd say why not upgrade

[SquintyG33Rs]

Is there such thing as "reverse bottleneck"?

2 hours ago, Lurick said:

That's still called a bottleneck.

A bottleneck is where one component holds back another.

2 hours ago, Matoro said:

 

seriously? that answered the question that was the question

 

2 hours ago, Himommies said:

if he lives near a microcentre a 7700k is at 279 and 6600k at 150.I'd say why not upgrade

wait how do you know that O_O

[Matoro]

3 minutes ago, Himommies said:

if he lives near a microcentre a 7700k is at 279 and 6600k at 150.I'd say why not upgrade

Im in north korea rn so idk

[iRileyx]

5 minutes ago, Matoro said:

No you didnt,

all you guys on forums want to know is our specs and then dont say shit or answer just like google

An i5 shouldn't really bottleneck a 970 honestly, and the other way around.

 

When you spurt out "i have an unstable cpu" we're obviously going to ask what the cpu is, as then we could even help just fix your issue so you don't need to upgrade at all.

[DocSwag]

16 minutes ago, Matoro said:

My cpu is dogshit I have to upgrade. I am thinking that adding the i7 7700k will future proof it until I get the gtx 1080 ti

Don't upgrade to a 7700k. The 8700k is right around the corner and will give you 50% more threads.

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

35 minutes ago, Matoro said:

So while researching the reasons why bottle necking occurs, I wondered if the process of the gpu not getting enough information can be reversed. (If the cpu is faster than the gpu.)

I ask this because I have a gtx 970 and I want to get a i7 7700k.

yes it is possible to neck ur cpu using an high end gpu,   if u were to have for example an AMD SEMPRON and u would play a game that uve got like 30% cpu usage on with a gpu intended for the cpu, but instead ul put a 970-1080gtx on that cpu, itl go straight to 100% cpu usage and it will neck and lag as fuck

 

however that is extremely difficult to do and only if u take an cpu that is way older then the gpu ( since gpus dont require too much cpu power )

 

however a quicker CPU then a gpu will never bottleneck, it is only good because it leaves resources for the cpu to render other stuff with

 

, GPU can neck a CPU tho

[Gikero]

27 minutes ago, SquintyG33Rs said:

WE ANSWERED YOUR QUESTION FIRST geez

 

you're the only one that doesn't understand what you're asking

This is a troll post, he's trying to get a rise out of everyone.

[rye10516]

Op is retarded. I dont care if you ban me linus. It has to be said.