[SOLVED] Will R5 1400 bottlenck the 1650 Super

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If you already have the R5-1400, get a 1650 Super....(if pondering a CPU purchase/ upgrade, and your mainboard is compatible, the R5-3300X is giving the best $120 experience imaginable)

The 1600AF is another nice option, where the 6 cores/12 threads stop the low dips in frame rates in many games where 4 core systems often have issues...(excluding the 3300X, which is doing stunningly well for 4c/8t , giving new life for 4c/8t CPUs previously thought inadequate, but, seemingly and surprisingly giving 95% of the performance of the R5-3600)
If you already have the R5-1400, get a 1650 Super....(if pondering a CPU purchase/ upgrade, and your mainboard is compatible, the R5-3300X is giving the best $120 experience imaginable)

The 1600AF is another nice option, where the 6 cores/12 threads stop the low dips in frame rates in many games where 4 core systems often have issues...(excluding the 3300X, which is doing stunningly well for 4c/8t , giving new life for 4c/8t CPUs previously thought inadequate, but, seemingly and surprisingly giving 95% of the performance of the R5-3600)
 
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If you already have the R5-1400, get a 1650 Super....(if pondering a CPU purchase/ upgrade, and your mainboard is compatible, the R5-3300X is giving the best $120 experience imaginable)

The 1600AF is another nice option, where the 6 cores/12 threads stop the low dips in frame rates in many games where 4 core systems often have issues...
I have a r5 1400 with 1050ti and im thinking gettin a 1650 super for now, and then buy exactly what u said 3300x
 
If you are going to upgrade from a 1050ti, I would consider a better GPU, like the 1660 Super. And yes, the 1650 Super and 1660 Super will not "bottleneck" the Ryzen 5 in any meaningful way. In some programs there will always be a bottleneck, but bottlenecks as a whole are not a big deal, like some people believe. You can do that upgrade.