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R5 1600 will bottleneck with gpu`s ?

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i have ryzen 5 1600 ( did not oc cpu ) 

i want buy high video card

montior 1080p 144hz 1ms ( have DAS mode )

i worry about bottleneck ( Ram 16gb . SSD 120gb  1tb hdd )

1080ti or 1080 or 1070ti or 1070 ?

i want best gpu can run esey 144hz 

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Depends on the game.

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Just go for the 1080. No reason to worry about a bottleneck today when the card is going to have trouble after two generations.

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1070ti/1080, if you can find one reasonably priced

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I don't have the 1600 but instead the 1700 with a 1070 running on a 1080p @ 144hz.  It might not be the most ideal setup but I've been happy with it.  Mostly playing COD WW2 right now, getting 150FPS+.  CPU 30-50% across the cores/threads and 1070 running at 98% during game play with VRAM maxed.  This is a newer system for me and haven't really tried any other games to comment on.  

 

Depending on where you are GPU prices and availability are a bit of a mess right now.  I think you'd be happy with any of them really but looking back I would have went with 1070TI.  I got my 1070 at a decent discount over black friday sales and no regrets on the purchase.  

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31 minutes ago, Fahad ALme said:

i want best gpu can run esey 144hz 

Achieving high refresh rates is the CPU role though.... the Ryzen 5 1600 is not ideal solution for 144hz, since you may decrease graphical quality but not gain more fps since your CPU potential will be max out regardless.

 

With that said the 1070 Ti is as far as I'd go with a Ryzen 5 1600.

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For games that it actually matters and helps to be hitting 144fps in (CS:GO, Overwatch etc) the 1600 will be fine and won't bottleneck.

 

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22 hours ago, Thinkfreely said:

IT will bottleneck the 1080-1080ti. The 1070ti or 1070 not as much, but its more because the core speed is slower compared to Intel, then it is anything else.

yesterday i oc`d my ryzen 5 1600 at 3,7 

if i buy 1080ti or 1080 will no bottleneck ?

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22 hours ago, Princess Cadence said:

Achieving high refresh rates is the CPU role though.... the Ryzen 5 1600 is not ideal solution for 144hz, since you may decrease graphical quality but not gain more fps since your CPU potential will be max out regardless.

 

With that said the 1070 Ti is as far as I'd go with a Ryzen 5 1600.

oc`d at 3.7 will work fine with 1080 or 1080ti ?

 

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Just now, Fahad ALme said:

oc`d at 3.7 will work fine with 1080 or 1080ti ?

 

Get the 1080ti

Even if it does bottleneck in some games you can upgrade to a better resolution monitor in the future

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3 hours ago, Fahad ALme said:

oc`d at 3.7 will work fine with 1080 or 1080ti ?

 

Sorry been busy, but yes it should be fine, but like Etho said you can also upgrade.

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