Will the I5 4670 non-k bottleneck GTX-1070 SLI?
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Yes, especially at very high resolution in which I guess what you are aiming for because you're building an SLI config. If you're still thinking of building, I'd advise you to get an i7 unlocked/K or extreme/X skylake or wait for the upcoming CPUs. I don't know exactly how much it would bottleneck the SLI config but the higher clock of newer gen, OC capability of unlocked CPUs and newer architecture will definitely benefit you
SammChisnall
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You will gain much better performance in the long run from a 4790k than a second 1070. SLI/CF support has been weak in recent games and for the price to performance of SLI 1070's you may aswell get a 1080.
bicycle_repair_man
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In all likelihood, no, it won't bottleneck.
Unless you're pushing 4K or doing something extremely GPU-intensive, a second GTX 1070 is most likely unnecessary. A single GTX 1080 would serve you better.
Unless you're pushing 4K or doing something extremely GPU-intensive, a second GTX 1070 is most likely unnecessary. A single GTX 1080 would serve you better.
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