Question Is a ryzen3 - 2200G is powerful enough to handle a gtx 1660 ?
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Depends on the game/resolution but I would think a overclocked 2200G (3.8ghz+) would pair fine with either 1060/1660 6gb for 1080P or medium-lowish settings @1440P.
To answer your question exactly someone would need to do a bit of testing.
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FWIW there's always some sort of "bottleneck" in your system, be it the CPU, GPU, memory, HDD, etc.
To answer your question exactly someone would need to do a bit of testing.
How to Determine GPU vs CPU Bottlenecks and Possible Solutions | Daves Computer Tips
A bottleneck, when talking about computer hardware, and not your favorite rustic libation, refers to the slowest device in the system. That one piece of hardware that is bogging down everything else.
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FWIW there's always some sort of "bottleneck" in your system, be it the CPU, GPU, memory, HDD, etc.
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There is a good vid on this subject by Hardware Unboxed (Tech Spot):
It does depend on the game, however looking at that 2200g will hold back a 1660ti in quite a few titles. They suggest the 2600 is the sweet spot to max out most graphics cards.
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Thanks !Depends on the game/resolution but I would think a overclocked 2200G (3.8ghz+) would pair fine with either 1060/1660 6gb for 1080P or medium-lowish settings @1440P.
To answer your question exactly someone would need to do a bit of testing.
How to Determine GPU vs CPU Bottlenecks and Possible Solutions | Daves Computer Tips
A bottleneck, when talking about computer hardware, and not your favorite rustic libation, refers to the slowest device in the system. That one piece of hardware that is bogging down everything else.
FWIW there's always some sort of "bottleneck" in your system, be it the CPU, GPU, memory, HDD, etc.
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Thanks!Depends on the game/resolution but I would think a overclocked 2200G (3.8ghz+) would pair fine with either 1060/1660 6gb for 1080P or medium-lowish settings @1440P.
To answer your question exactly someone would need to do a bit of testing.
How to Determine GPU vs CPU Bottlenecks and Possible Solutions | Daves Computer Tips
A bottleneck, when talking about computer hardware, and not your favorite rustic libation, refers to the slowest device in the system. That one piece of hardware that is bogging down everything else.
FWIW there's always some sort of "bottleneck" in your system, be it the CPU, GPU, memory, HDD, etc.
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Your welcome!
As cdrkf stated 4 cores is kind of lacking nowadays so I would consider a upgrade eventually. The price of the 1600/1700 has dropped quite a bit or the 3300 (when it's released) for around $100 would be a good choice as you'll gain 2C/4T and a much higher boost clock speed.
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