CPU Bottlenecking

Tachyon1986

In the zone
Hi,

I have a MSI GTX 560 Ti (Twin Frozr II edition) card. My current CPU is a classic Core2Quad Q6600 overclocked at 3.0 Ghz. I understand my GPU is getting bottlenecked , but how bad is it? Will there be a major jump in GPU performance if I switch to say... a i5-3570k processor?
 

Myth

Cyborg Agent
Most games are more gpu dependant than cpu. A quad core like yours is good enough.
You may feel worse with a higher gpu.
Try 3.2ghz. The bottleneck is not so bad as of now.

What resolution do you play at ?
 
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thetechfreak

Legend Never Ends
Hi,

I have a MSI GTX 560 Ti (Twin Frozr II edition) card. My current CPU is a classic Core2Quad Q6600 overclocked at 3.0 Ghz. I understand my GPU is getting bottlenecked , but how bad is it? Will there be a major jump in GPU performance if I switch to say... a i5-3570k processor?

Like we said before there won't be a bottleneck. Not anytime soon :wink:
 

Naxal

Little Kid
C2Q 6600 @ 3.0 GHz bottlenecking ????

:shock:

Something else may be the cause i suppose if there is a buttleneck
 
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Tachyon1986

In the zone
Most games are more gpu dependant than cpu. A quad core like yours is good enough.
You may feel worse with a higher gpu.
Try 3.2ghz. The bottleneck is not so bad as of now.

What resolution do you play at ?

I play at 1920x1080 , I have a 23 inch monitor. But it looks like TheTechFreak still remembers one of my earlier threads :mrgreen: , fine I'll stick to this CPU for now. Old is probably more gold than I expect , I guess.
 
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