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RX 580 bottleneck?

WolfireSounds
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Potential misconception: Bottleneck is a dangerous thing to have. Sure it means you don't get 100% of performance from what you've just bought, but it doesn't hurt the hardware and that's extra performance when the old spot of bottleneck gets upgraded.

 

If he's tight on money though the RX 570 is the best value mid range card atm.

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The 580 would be an appropriate card to pair with a 1300x.

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Any recent GPU will exceed the performance capability of a R3 1300x in newer heavily threaded games.

 

Having more GPU power means that you can increase the resolution/anti-aliasing without loosing performance.

 

Therefore, you should always aim for as much GPU power as fits into your budget.  Also 1050 Ti is a horrible buy from a price/perf perspective.  RX 570 is a better card all around at a similar price.

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I was planning to get a 580 to go with my 2200g

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Just now, KarathKasun said:

This is why I never really recommended the 2200g.  There are games out now that will choke on its lack of threads, regardless of the GPU you pair it with.

I plan on upgrading to a 2600x later some time, then putting the 2200g in simple pc for my brother, and maybe a 1050 ti.

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If you have a 2200g processor you are basically Not getting the full performance out of it . The g stands for the intergrated graphics which you pay for if you are buying chips like that . A Ryzen 2600 with an Rx 580 is a great combo and will last years to come . If you can get the Ryzen 2600x for around 170 bucks then great but don’t pay any more than 170 for that cpu . The Ryzen 2600 non x is way better for value as it can overclock to the same hz as the X model

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6 minutes ago, Hi Guys Hope your well :) said:

If you have a 2200g processor you are basically Not getting the full performance out of it . The g stands for the intergrated graphics which you pay for if you are buying chips like that . A Ryzen 2600 with an Rx 580 is a great combo and will last years to come . If you can get the Ryzen 2600x for around 170 bucks then great but don’t pay any more than 170 for that cpu . The Ryzen 2600 non x is way better for value as it can overclock to the same hz as the X model

Even the 2400g and 1400x are enough to push a 580 at 1080p.

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