i5 2500k bottleneck GTX 760?

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As exp0itfinder mentioned, if you already have a 670 then use that - a 760 is a downgrade from a 670.

Regarding your CPU - a 2500k stock-clocked can handle two 670 cards in SLI no problem. So upgrading your CPU isn't going to help your game performance enough to make a difference. A 2500k and 670 makes a solid gaming machine. If you are worried about your CPU holding you back and have a good CPU cooler and decent motherboard, then give it a modest overclock.
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As exp0itfinder mentioned, if you already have a 670 then use that - a 760 is a downgrade from a 670.

Regarding your CPU - a 2500k stock-clocked can handle two 670 cards in SLI no problem. So upgrading your CPU isn't going to help your game performance enough to make a difference. A 2500k and 670 makes a solid gaming machine. If you are worried about your CPU holding you back and have a good CPU cooler and decent motherboard, then give it a modest overclock.
 
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