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Giddoo

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I am thinking of getting Asus Nvidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti Graphics Card and the processor and motherboard would be an intel i5 4670k with a
GIGABYTE Z97X-SLI, would this processor bottleneck the GPU.
 
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No it won't but wether you should upgrade depends very much on what CPU you have at the moment?
4670k is a very capable processor and for gaming will be enough for a long time. For gaming a few year old processors are still often more than enough. Having a good processor is never bad, but wether you should upgrade your CPU or GPU depends on your current CPU.
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No it won't but wether you should upgrade depends very much on what CPU you have at the moment?
4670k is a very capable processor and for gaming will be enough for a long time. For gaming a few year old processors are still often more than enough. Having a good processor is never bad, but wether you should upgrade your CPU or GPU depends on your current CPU.
 
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you beg to differ that the 4670k could handle a 290x or titan?
 
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Sweet cheers for the response and well its my first ever gaming rig so i dont plan on upgrading for a couple of years anyway ill link my build below for opinions i have 700 pounds to spend and wanting to order tomorow for my birthday also i will be using it for CAD and games such as BF4 and modded minecraft. Thanks again =]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/registry/wishlist/1RKAMWXB1AO90/ref=cm_wl_rlist_go_o?
 
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Giddoo

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Well its just this build is 5 pound below my budget so cant really afford a better card, by the way nice 300zx if thats yours ;] haha
 
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For that build and budget though do you think its good and the card is probably the best i can get within budget? And very nice mate there such nice cars i love em haha.
 
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Thanks for your help dude =] and haha no way man thats sweet i prefer import but i like some muscle cars my old boss has an imported Chevy Bel Air which is cool as haha
 
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I had a friend that owned an early GTX with a blue printed 440 with the six pack carbs. It had exhaust cutouts. And pretty much at will, that car would lift the front end off the ground. I say had because one day he was running it without a tach, and managed to blow that blueprinted motor.
 
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Giddoo

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Damnn bet that was expensive =/
 
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You're better off going with the Haswell refresh (Devil's Canyon CPU). Better TIM, better memory controller, and higher clocks / benches. Going with the first iteration of the Haswell CPU when the new version is out would be pretty silly, especially considering they're within $10 of each other in price.
 
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