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Where is my bottleneck
- Thread starter anferne85
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Definitely the SSD, you'll need at least 70GB to hit 300fps. 
What settings, resolution are you using?
I would also say GPU, I'm sure a single solid card would do you better than 2 older 5770's, especially if you're concerned about solid fps with the extreme dips that CF can cause, combined with the natural game fps dives that can happen as well, I'd get rid of a dual-card setup if you are concerned with higher sustained fps.
What settings, resolution are you using?
I would also say GPU, I'm sure a single solid card would do you better than 2 older 5770's, especially if you're concerned about solid fps with the extreme dips that CF can cause, combined with the natural game fps dives that can happen as well, I'd get rid of a dual-card setup if you are concerned with higher sustained fps.
Everything. You need at least 16GB DDR 2400 RAM to do predictive frame rendering allowing for over 300. A 4960x is need to then pre-process this frames and load the next textures. A PCIe 256GB SSD is 10x better than what you have now allowing for 10x the performance boost loading all this data.
Crossfire 5770? Srsly? Joke. Why do you not have a GTX 780 Ti or two?
Crossfire 5770? Srsly? Joke. Why do you not have a GTX 780 Ti or two?