S SmashSmashSumash Honorable May 20, 2013 65 0 10,640 Jun 25, 2013 #1 Wondering if an i5 3550 @3.3 stock will bottleneck a GTX 770. And if so should I just get a GTX 760? (My screen res is 1080p)
Wondering if an i5 3550 @3.3 stock will bottleneck a GTX 770. And if so should I just get a GTX 760? (My screen res is 1080p)
Solution T T The Kasafist Jun 25, 2013 It shouldn't to be perfectly honest the 770 is pretty identical in performance to the GTX 680 hope that helps?!
It shouldn't to be perfectly honest the 770 is pretty identical in performance to the GTX 680 hope that helps?!
T The Kasafist Honorable Mar 20, 2013 756 0 11,160 Jun 25, 2013 Solution #2 It shouldn't to be perfectly honest the 770 is pretty identical in performance to the GTX 680 hope that helps?! Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
It shouldn't to be perfectly honest the 770 is pretty identical in performance to the GTX 680 hope that helps?!
ksham Splendid Mar 29, 2013 8,398 1 29,960 Jun 25, 2013 #3 No; that CPU won't produce any noticeable bottleneck for a single GTX 770. Upvote 0 Downvote
J_E_D_70 Splendid Mar 21, 2012 7,294 59 30,290 Jun 25, 2013 #4 It won't bottleneck the GPU, but you could run into a CPU-limited situation that might have some (probably minimal) effect on smoothness. Don't think I'd worry about it. Upvote 0 Downvote
It won't bottleneck the GPU, but you could run into a CPU-limited situation that might have some (probably minimal) effect on smoothness. Don't think I'd worry about it.
T The Kasafist Honorable Mar 20, 2013 756 0 11,160 Jun 25, 2013 #5 ksham : No; that CPU won't produce any noticeable bottleneck for a single GTX 770. agreed! Upvote 0 Downvote