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İntel core i3-3210 and GTX 960 bottleneck
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Justiceinacan
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Probably, but I'm thinking more because games will be better off using more than 2 cores sometimes. Depends on the game.
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Bottleneck? Yes, does it matter? No.
Just because their is a bottleneck doesn't mean its going to make games unplayable. In this case a better processor can yield better fps from a GTX 960, but you should still get good FPS and a more than playable experience out of most games.
Just because their is a bottleneck doesn't mean its going to make games unplayable. In this case a better processor can yield better fps from a GTX 960, but you should still get good FPS and a more than playable experience out of most games.
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There always is a bottleneck and which component causes the worst bottleneck varies from game to game depending on how CPU-heavy and GPU-heavy it is, which makes "will there be a bottleneck" a pointless question - the answer is yes regardless of how overkill your system may be.
The real name of the game is pushing bottlenecks beyond the performance point where you don't care which component bottlenecks first/most anymore or at least can be comfortable with.
Once you get to frame rates steadily above 40fps, how much better is good enough becomes highly subjective.
The real name of the game is pushing bottlenecks beyond the performance point where you don't care which component bottlenecks first/most anymore or at least can be comfortable with.
Once you get to frame rates steadily above 40fps, how much better is good enough becomes highly subjective.
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I will not play multiplayer games i want to play single playergames like Gta5,Bf4,Shadow of mordor,Farcry 4 !Can ı play this games smoothly with my system ı just want to know that.Ty for answers by the way
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Oh really? Im glad to hear that bro ty so much.If ı want to play multiplayer games ı have to buy a new cpu right ?
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I wouldn't say yes for sure, it depends on the game.
For example if you're playing 64 player Multiplayer BF1 your CPU may run into some issues. Something lighter weight though may not be a problem.
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That will vary on a game-by-game basis and what sort of game performance is acceptable to you. Basically, only you can tell if whatever you end up getting is good enough for you. If you play by someone else's standards, you may end up grossly over-paying for what you actually need.
If you go by what people write on forums, you could swear that gaming is i5-7600k, i7-7700k or bust but I'm still perfectly happy with my four years old i5-3470.
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I do not understand much about graphics card or cpu but ı just want to play current single player games(gta5 nba2k17...) fluently.I dont i will not play multiplayer.So i3-3210 and gtx 960 enough for me.I hope i did not bored u with my questions 
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