r7 260x bottleneck with intel pentium e2200?

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Jake Thorn
As long as it is x16, it will be enough bandwidth, it is hard to say how much of a bottle neck it will be exactly, you should see the worst performance when games employ a large amount of physics, or render large areas, not really a definite answer.
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Jake Thorn

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Yes, it is probable your CPU is a bottleneck on a 260x, PCI-e would have more to do with how much power your motherboard provides your graphics card, not data flow to/from your CPU, that is more than enough for what an e2200 provides. I would recommend you upgrade to an i3, or an i5 if you have the money.
 
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As long as it is x16, it will be enough bandwidth, it is hard to say how much of a bottle neck it will be exactly, you should see the worst performance when games employ a large amount of physics, or render large areas, not really a definite answer.
 
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Not to be rude but that cpu is complete garbage, the pentium 5xxx series is decent but that processor is really slow. Go on eBay and get a used processor for your board.

 
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