FX-8320 Bottleneck 270x

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Will I have any conflict as far as bottlenecks go between these parts? Could I downgrade and get the same performance?
 
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Every computer will have a bottleneck, there is no way to avoid it.
The 8320 is a great price for performance chip, especially if you plan to overclock!
As the 270x is a great price for performance GPU, again... especially if you plan to overclock.

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Every computer will have a bottleneck, there is no way to avoid it.
The 8320 is a great price for performance chip, especially if you plan to overclock!
As the 270x is a great price for performance GPU, again... especially if you plan to overclock.

 
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I realize bottlenecking is unavoidable, I should have said is it noticeable/minor. :p thanks for the help, I really haven't had much trouble choosing parts until i had to find a motherboard. Here is my setup http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/s28XdC (I know i'm missing ram and hard drive don't worry). Any recommendations for good overclocking motherboards with the same price?
 
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On that cooler you're not going to be hitting any spectacular clocks, but on a GA-78LMT ($50 board) I got my 8320 up to 4.2 stable... would start crashing at anything past that. I'd shoot for the GA-990FXA series mobos
 
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