What Could Cause Bottle necking soon with new coming out and what i should replace

Arch_Angel213

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So i have Assassins Creed Origins COD WW2 and Destiny 2 on preorder i was wondering what needs replacing so i can run the games on atleast Medium High settings at about 45 to 60 fps?

Here is my build:
I5 6500 3.2ghz Processor
H80 Corsair Water Cooler
Asus Maximus VIII Hero latest BIOS
EVGA GTX 1060 SSC ACX3.0
16 Gigs Of DDR4 2333 OC by 15%
Windows 10 Pro
2 TB WD 5400rpm HDD
34 Inch LG 21:9 UltraWide 75hrz
EVGA 650 Watt 80+ Bronze
 

TrAAst

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Yea, I'm sure you'll get 45-60 fps with those specs. In any case, there's no point in updating anything until you've played the games yourself.
 

Arch_Angel213

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well i was testing on Ghost Recon Wildlands on ultra with 25 to 35 fps and my Processor was hiting 75% majority of times and 100% at somtimes while my GPU sat at 65% to 70% and my Ram stayed at 10gigs?
 

TrAAst

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That's like the most demanding game out there, you can't judge performance by one game. Also thought you said medium-high. But if you have the upgrade itch, then get a ryzen 1700 for 60 hz or 7700k for 144 hz.
 

Arch_Angel213

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well tested ARK and and 7 Days 2 Die and Players Unknown Battle ground my processor maxed on ARK all the time and stutterd and 7 days my GPU never went above 60% my processor went to 80% and above and PUBG went anyware from 75 to 100% So yeah i think im gonna take your advice and upgrade the processor to the I7 7700k so i can future Proff my system for awhile Thank you! Then Probally pick up a 1080 TI and the PG279Q at a later date
 

TrAAst

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All of those are early access games, so probably poorly optimized. I haven't played them myself, so can't tell you how they run. But if you're planning on upgrading to 1080 ti + 1440p144 then the i7 7700k is definately the way to go. Worth mentioning Intel will release their new mainstream six-core CPUs later this year. On the other hand, there's always something better coming "soon".