Will a 9590 Bottleneck 2 Rx 480 8gb

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FX 9590 will bottleneck the graphics cards in CPU intensive games. It is already a 5 year old CPU, which is based on an improved version of a 7 year old 32nm Bulldozer process.

If you want to do an AMD build, go for the AMD Ryzen 5 (1600/1600X) line of chips and get yourself just one powerful card. I would recommend a Fury X with a water cooler compared to two RX 480s in crossfire.

Why?
Because I have an FX CPU myself and even though they clock high they will only get you just enough performance for last year games, and stutter quite a bit in modern AAA games due to low single thread performance.

Right now the fastest build for gaming is
i7 7700K + GTX 1080Ti,
which is also the best build if you were to go Intel +NVidia.

If you...

If you haven't gotten the fx 9590 yet skip it. It's a teriible cpu (a ton of issues with it and the equipment you need to run it).

A new i5 is way better than the 9590 even an i3 is.
 
FX 9590 will bottleneck the graphics cards in CPU intensive games. It is already a 5 year old CPU, which is based on an improved version of a 7 year old 32nm Bulldozer process.

If you want to do an AMD build, go for the AMD Ryzen 5 (1600/1600X) line of chips and get yourself just one powerful card. I would recommend a Fury X with a water cooler compared to two RX 480s in crossfire.

Why?
Because I have an FX CPU myself and even though they clock high they will only get you just enough performance for last year games, and stutter quite a bit in modern AAA games due to low single thread performance.

Right now the fastest build for gaming is
i7 7700K + GTX 1080Ti,
which is also the best build if you were to go Intel +NVidia.

If you have to go AMD, for best performance,
R7 1800X + R9 Fury X is best.
Although R7 1700 can clock closely to the 1800X.

For best value now,
R5 1600+ RX 480 4GB is the real deal.



 
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