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Solved! Will i7 8700k bottleneck amd 6750xt?

Psycho381

Psycho381

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I have i7 8700k cpu and I am soon upgrading to RX 6750 XT, Will there be any bottleneck? If so will there be noticeable difference in perfomance/fps. Don'f feel like spending on a new cpu for few fps loss.
 
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Shmee
From what I am reading, the 8700k will be a bit of a bottleneck at 1080p in Warzone 2, but overall should still give you a nice upgrade. Also keep in mind that the PCIe gen 3 on your motherboard will be a slight bottleneck as well for the GPU.

My advice: you could always buy the new GPU now, and try it out. And you can still have it for when you do a full platform upgrade later.

Another option, depending on what board you have, would be to upgrade just the CPU to a 9900k, if you can find one used for a good price. This would give you 2 more cores and the clocks a bit higher as well, without having to swap everything out. Though you may need to do a BIOS update first.

Personally, I would get the card first, and see how it does...
Psycho381 said:
I have i7 8700k cpu and I am soon upgrading to RX 6750 XT, Will there be any bottleneck? If so will there be noticeable difference in perfomance/fps. Don'f feel like spending on a new cpu for few fps loss.
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Good question! This will mainly depend on your resolution, but also which games you are playing, and what settings. Also, your cooling on the 8700k and the tweaks/OC, if any, will factor in.

Also, I am curious, what GPU are you upgrading from?

In general, I imagine the 8700k could be a bottleneck at 1080p, but at 1440p, this I am not sure, might be a tougher call. Again, will depend on the individual games and what setting you set as well.
 
Shmee said:
Thank you for the reply.

My resolution is at 1,080p.
I am using some Deepcool Maelstorm single fan liquid cooler ( dont know which one exactly ), no OC.
I am upgrading from 1070ti.
Games: I do not play anything harder to run than Warzone (possibly The Finals that is coming out)
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From what I am reading, the 8700k will be a bit of a bottleneck at 1080p in Warzone 2, but overall should still give you a nice upgrade. Also keep in mind that the PCIe gen 3 on your motherboard will be a slight bottleneck as well for the GPU.

My advice: you could always buy the new GPU now, and try it out. And you can still have it for when you do a full platform upgrade later.

Another option, depending on what board you have, would be to upgrade just the CPU to a 9900k, if you can find one used for a good price. This would give you 2 more cores and the clocks a bit higher as well, without having to swap everything out. Though you may need to do a BIOS update first.

Personally, I would get the card first, and see how it does, should be a good upgrade for COD. You can always look into future upgrades after.
 
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Psycho381 said:
Thank you for the reply.

My resolution is at 1,080p.
I am using some Deepcool Maelstorm single fan liquid cooler ( dont know which one exactly ), no OC.
I am upgrading from 1070ti.
Games: I do not play anything harder to run than Warzone (possibly The Finals that is coming out)
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Warzone loves the AMD 6000 series. Gamegpu.ru has the 6700 XT performing right at 3070 Ti levels and the 6750 XT will add another ~7% over the 6700 XT to that. Even the 6600 XT outperforms the RTX 3060 Ti in it when the 3060 Ti is usually considered a 6700 XT competitor.

 
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