FelipeCODX Reputable Sep 24, 2014 13 0 4,510 Jan 26, 2015 #1 Hello, I would like to know that an "i7-3820 3.6Ghz" would impact my gaming performance?
Solution Darkbreeze Jan 26, 2015 No, not really. There isn't much you could move up to aside from an extreme edition i7 or a 4790k anyhow. That CPU should be fine for GTX 980 SLI. In fact, you could likely use that with three or four cards, without issue.
No, not really. There isn't much you could move up to aside from an extreme edition i7 or a 4790k anyhow. That CPU should be fine for GTX 980 SLI. In fact, you could likely use that with three or four cards, without issue.
skitz9417 Distinguished Apr 28, 2012 2,622 0 20,960 Jan 26, 2015 #2 no it will not bottleneck them you will be fine for years Upvote 0 Downvote
Darkbreeze Retired Mod Jun 24, 2014 80,414 7,632 176,790 Jan 26, 2015 Solution #3 No, not really. There isn't much you could move up to aside from an extreme edition i7 or a 4790k anyhow. That CPU should be fine for GTX 980 SLI. In fact, you could likely use that with three or four cards, without issue. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
No, not really. There isn't much you could move up to aside from an extreme edition i7 or a 4790k anyhow. That CPU should be fine for GTX 980 SLI. In fact, you could likely use that with three or four cards, without issue.
photonboy Titan Jun 20, 2006 21,567 13 85,015 Jan 26, 2015 #4 Technically you COULD have a CPU bottleneck at times, but it would be so infrequent it's not worth discussing and certainly not worth upgrading to a faster CPU. Upvote 0 Downvote
Technically you COULD have a CPU bottleneck at times, but it would be so infrequent it's not worth discussing and certainly not worth upgrading to a faster CPU.