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Doubt about bottlenecking..

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gran_REX

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Hello guys

Before all, I hope this is the right section for this thread.

Anyway, my question is if my CPU i5 3570k and MoBo Asus Pro Thunderbolt z77 are fine to make a GTX 770 two way SLI, or will it cause to bottleneck...

Thanx in advance.
 
You should be fine. The GTX 770 is basically the GTX 680 and there isn't much of a bottleneck because most likely you're SLI'ing to play at higher resolutions where the CPU is less of an impact as the GPU.
 
you did not mention resolution which is basically the most important thing to know here. either way you will want to oc that cpu to help get the most of that gpu setup. Crysis 3 is the only shooter/action game I can think of where you will need more than 4 threads to stay above 60fps the whole time on very high settings.
 
Good point Cannondale. I'm planning on getting a Catleap monitor, so I'd be playing in 1440p.

Thanx!
 
Low details 1080p there can be some decent margins, but high details 1080p you're looking at even or within a few frames tops.
 
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