would these bottleneck?

[ArcticArios]

and 7790 and intel G620?

if they do bottleneck would sum1 be kinda enough to help pick a CPU that would be good for future games.?

this pretty much what my rig is minus the 7790

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Rlwq

 

[g-unit1111]

No the primary bottleneck in any given build is always the primary HD. But since you have a Corsair Neutron - that's a solid choice for a boot drive.

 

[ihog]

I'm pretty sure OP means between the CPU and GPU, in regards to bottlenecking.

And get an i3 2120, at the least.

 

[g-unit1111]

I'm pretty sure OP means between the CPU and GPU, in regards to bottlenecking.

And get an i3 2120, at the least.

The term "bottlenecking" gets thrown around a lot and misconstrued. Same thing with "future proofing". There really isn't a way to truly define either. Most modern GPUs and most modern CPUs definitely will not bottleneck each other - whether you're pairing a low end Pentium G2120 with a 7790, or a high end CPU like the i7-3770K, those won't bottleneck. What will be a bottleneck is something that people least suspect and that's the primary storage device.

 

[ihog]

I'm pretty sure OP means between the CPU and GPU, in regards to bottlenecking.

And get an i3 2120, at the least.

The term "bottlenecking" gets thrown around a lot and misconstrued. Same thing with "future proofing". There really isn't a way to truly define either. Most modern GPUs and most modern CPUs definitely will not bottleneck each other - whether you're pairing a low end Pentium G2120 with a 7790, or a high end CPU like the i7-3770K, those won't bottleneck. What will be a bottleneck is something that people least suspect and that's the primary storage device.

Yes, but some games are more dependent on the CPU than others, thus not allowing for higher frames that the 7790 could produce with a better CPU. That's what I believe OP is getting at.

 

[g-unit1111]

Yes, but some games are more dependent on the CPU than others, thus not allowing for higher frames that the 7790 could produce with a better CPU. That's what I believe OP is getting at.

Yeah that's true to a certain extent. But it's mainly strategy games where you're controlling tons of units that a higher CPU is needed. First and third person games it's all about having the best GPU you can get. You could hypothetically run a Titan with a dual core Pentium and it wouldn't really bottleneck the build that much.