Ryzen 3600 bottleneck a 3080 at 4k?

[harmattan]

After much ado my 3080 is finally arriving tomorrow (bought at MSRP before the gouging!). I currently have a Ryzen 3600 overclocked to 4.3ghz, and expect to run games native resolution on my 4k 60hz monitor.

My question is around CPU bottlenecking. I really don't want to move away from my Auros x370 as it's been rock solid, has terrific features, and the 3600 I have is a strong overclocker at low voltage. In my experience, a great mobo is hard to come by. Further, I don't want to move to a b550 or x570 yet, and thus wouldn't be able to move to Zen 3, since I'd likely be spending a good deal and stepping down in mobo spec/quality (b550 and x570 prices are bananas at present!). Will I see a good deal of bottlenecking staying with my 3600?

 

[Dayaks]

No

 

[Ready4Dis]

Almost no difference at 4k, save your money for something worth while, unless you just feel the need to upgrade.

 

[pippenainteasy]

Realistically its the other way around, the 3080 is bottlenecking the 3600 at that resolution...

 

[cybereality]

Definitely not at 4K.

I have a 3600X on a 165Hz 1080p screen, and I can usually get well over 120 fps (depending on game).

So at 60 Hz you should have no problem.

 

[FlawleZ]

Realistically its the other way around, the 3080 is bottlenecking the 3600 at that resolution...

This.