1, 2, 3, 4, 5th gen intel CPUs are becoming too weak for today's standards. 4th and 5th gen will be fine for a year maybe. Generally, i7-4770 and 4790 can handle GTX 1070 quite well. The bottleneck is not the power of the CPU if we're talking about old CPUs now, it's the old architecture 'cause the technology is moving forward and old CPUs cannot handle modern tasks (games and apps) so they stutter, that's the thing. You could put RTX 2060 on them and it would work, but you can't ignore the stuttering even if you pair them with a GTX 750 TI. There's this thing called "AVX2". The old CPUs that have this feature will do fine for a year or two maybe, but the ones that don't have this feature, they will (and already do) stutter. 4th gen CPUs already have AVX2, so they and other more modern CPUs will be fine for a while. When I build PCs, I pair 4th gen i7's with a GTX 1070, 1650, or 1060, maybe 1050 TI if it's really low budget. Hope this helps.
I don't think I'll be going back to i7 6700. Its performance is close to i7-4790, especially if you don't have a Z series motherboard, at which point you're paying the same for the CPU+Mobo as i3-10100F + H410 (which is a better choice). So I abandoned i7 6700 completely cause it's a poor choice. You can assume that the benchmarks will be similar to this one. There's no bottleneck here, so a better CPU can barely do anything that this one cannot.
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But what is the best gpu for the i7 with no bottleneck
1, 2, 3, 4, 5th gen intel CPUs are becoming too weak for today's standards. 4th and 5th gen will be fine for a year maybe. Generally, i7-4770 and 4790 can handle GTX 1070 quite well. The bottleneck is not the power of the CPU if we're talking about old CPUs now, it's the old architecture 'cause the technology is moving forward and old CPUs cannot handle modern tasks (games and apps) so they stutter, that's the thing.
You could put RTX 2060 on them and it would work, but you can't ignore the stuttering even if you pair them with a GTX 750 TI. There's this thing called "AVX2". The old CPUs that have this feature will do fine for a year or two maybe, but the ones that don't have this feature, they will (and already do) stutter. 4th gen CPUs already have AVX2, so they and other more modern CPUs will be fine for a while.
When I build PCs, I pair 4th gen i7's with a GTX 1070, 1650, or 1060, maybe 1050 TI if it's really low budget. Hope this helps.
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@@BenchmarkEnthusiast And what do you think about 6th and 7th gen intel cpu?
@@yovannymora2043 /pass. Not worth any effort. Better off with either 4th gen or 10th gen or higher.
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I have the same set up my PC is a HP pro desk
can you do with 8gb dual channel? i only have dual 4gb of ram ddr3
Can I use an asus strix gtx 1060 oc 6gb? Does it will bottleneck my i7 4770?
There is no bottleneck. It'll work just fine.
In spex change vsync. To adaptive i think you will get 150fps
Can you do whit i7 6700?
I don't think I'll be going back to i7 6700. Its performance is close to i7-4790, especially if you don't have a Z series motherboard, at which point you're paying the same for the CPU+Mobo as i3-10100F + H410 (which is a better choice). So I abandoned i7 6700 completely cause it's a poor choice.
You can assume that the benchmarks will be similar to this one. There's no bottleneck here, so a better CPU can barely do anything that this one cannot.
I7 4790s vs 4770s whitch is batter?
i7 4790s is faster by 0.1GHz. Most people will not notice a difference.
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the cpu can take a much better card