[SOLVED] Will My System Bottleneck?

[Sunny Neuroxa]

Hi, want to ask whether my system will bottleneck?

specs:
Core i5 8400
evga rtx 2070 xc ultra
16gb ddr4 2400mhz ram (8x2)
860 evo 1TB
650W psu
1080p 75hz display

I want to know, if any component will be bottlenecked by other components.
Thanks in Advance

 

[Deleted member 14196]

In the most CPU intensive games that CPU or might not be able to keep up with your beautiful GPU. But I’m thinking it should be OK

 

[Sunny Neuroxa]

In the most CPU intensive games that CPU or might not be able to keep up with your beautiful GPU. But I’m thinking it should be OK

Thanks for the reply. I hope it works out well, my GPU is on its way, will arrive 1st march, super excited.

 

[sizzling]

What resolution and Hz is your monitor?

 

[Sunny Neuroxa]

What resolution and Hz is your monitor?

ive written it in the specs; 1920X1080 @ 75Hz

 

[sizzling]

At 1080p your cpu will be the limiting factor when paired with a 2070 but with a 75Hz monitor it doesn’t matter, you will get more than 75fps. Actually the limiting factor is your monitor, you could happily run a 1080p 144Hz or 1440p 144Hz, the cpu will hold you back at 1080p 144Hz but probably not enough to worry about it.

 

[Deleted member 14196]

Yes that’s kind of how I felt I would bump the processor up a little bit if you have problems after you get your GPU

 

[Sunny Neuroxa]

Yes that’s kind of how I felt I would bump the processor up a little bit if you have problems after you get your GPU

Yes, do you think i7 8700 would suffice? Overclocking's not my thing, so I'll stick to Non-K chips.

 

[SovietSpy]

Yes, do you think i7 8700 would suffice? Overclocking's not my thing, so I'll stick to Non-K chips.

You could probably get away with even an i5 8600k, it's a powerhouse of a chip and wouldn't bottleneck your rig in this case. (The K skew also has a higher base and boost clock than it's non K skew, without overclocking.)