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Isokolon
umm... an i5 will NOT bottleneck a 1060.
heck, that i5 won't bottleneck any card you throw at it apart from maybe a 1080 @1080p

and the i5 will certainly give you more than 35fps^^
it can deliver steady 60+ fps on any game (apart from some minor drops on Bf1 maybe)

it's a good build, however I'd change the PSU to a Corsair CX450M, a XFX Core/Pro/Ts 450 or a Seasonic S12II-520
they don't cost much more usually but come with premium quality compared.
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khashayar2000

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Hi Bro. U Are building a good gaming system but I really really suggest u when u are affording that good gpu. U must u must afford an i7 processor I dont tell u that i5 cpu will bottleneck ur gpu but will not give u the max performance which ur gpu and ur system deserves. So if u can afford a.little.more money to build an i7 cpu like 6700k or .sth like that it will be a huge change. Which change ur gaming xp on fhd.from.35fps to at least 55fps or.more. how ever.I.hope u can afford it. Best regards. Khd
 
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Isokolon

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umm... an i5 will NOT bottleneck a 1060.
heck, that i5 won't bottleneck any card you throw at it apart from maybe a 1080 @1080p

and the i5 will certainly give you more than 35fps^^
it can deliver steady 60+ fps on any game (apart from some minor drops on Bf1 maybe)

it's a good build, however I'd change the PSU to a Corsair CX450M, a XFX Core/Pro/Ts 450 or a Seasonic S12II-520
they don't cost much more usually but come with premium quality compared.
 
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