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Is a Sandy Bridge based 2500k/2600k a bottleneck when coupled
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Is a Sandy Bridge based 2500k/2600k a bottleneck when coupled with a GTX1070?
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>>55526083
yes unless it's i7 and at 5.0++ GHz
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>>55526117
hyperthreading is useless
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>>55526083
oc it to 4.5-4.8 GHz and you should be fine.
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>>55526083
GTX 1070 = 980 Ti so Nope.
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>>55526643
They arent same, 1070 Is faster
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