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all right you're back and I'm back so it's our time anybody know what movie that comes from leave a comment down below and I'll give you a free game anyways beyond all that I'm Network welcome back TECA tomorrow and today we're going to do something that we usually don't do but I thought it would be pretty interesting to actually try to debunk all the stuff I hear over and over and over again about bottlenecking I mean I got to say no matter what system we ever build it just seems like there's a billion people out there go oh did you know what everything you've done is just totally bogus the CPU is bottlenecking that video card so you suck so I decided to we'll start with the AMD side of things and we tested all of the brand new rising CPUs we tested the risin three to 1300 X the risin 5 to 1600 X and then the rise in 7 1800 X now all these different systems that we have done you guys have seen in other videos and will have links down below so you guys can check out those vids as well and they were all very nice systems with with the latest 1300 X we just did open-air testing it's the only system that we actually did air cooling on it has the spire Clarence we decided hey let's roll with that so when you guys see the temperatures you're going to notice that that CPU does run a little bit hotter now between the three systems I got to say the 13 or next one is a little bit sluggish if you start trying to do a bunch of things all at the same time but honestly it's really entry-level doesn't cost a lot so you can't really expect much but like I've said before I really feel the 1600 is a really nice sweet spot all the way around other people disagree they're like I've done the CPU but that's just my personal opinion and opinions are like assholes we all have them and they all stink but that's mine so there you go so today's video is really about debunking the myth of how much totally you're getting your the worst absolute stuff from your GPU depending on the CPU you're using because in all honesty between the r3 all the way up to the r7 honestly I think going to be surprised we used a GTX 1080 video card and honestly the video card that we use has nothing to do with the testing whatsoever so you know why do I use a 580 honestly the video card is totally pretty much irrelevant the base of today's testing is to show you guys no matter really what system that you have in 1080p there's really not that much of a difference you guys will see overall a total of maybe a maximum of six frames per second less that's right that's it and when you're doing 4k gaming it doesn't matter whatsoever you'll see the between the three systems that there's absolutely really no difference whatsoever in 4k because almost all the 4k stuff is being transferred over to the video card so in that case it really doesn't matter what CPU using especially if you're only doing gaming so if you're a person out there and that's all you do is gain you nothing else maybe surf a little bit the Internet honestly that brand new stuff that just came out from AMD 1300 X is really really price efficient a whole system you can get for round almost 300 bucks and have a really nice little system you can spend 100 bucks in the video card and still be good to go or if you have an old video card lying or I just want to update you'll probably be good to go so with that said though let's jump in let's rock out to the benchmark song and you guys will see how much the bottlenecking thing I feel is really a myth it's not killing the card all that much at all sure it's killing it a little bit but we're talking about a lot more money now we'll get onto the Intel side of things at a later date but for now let's check out the differ between AMD's entry-level top-of-the-line CPU to their top-of-the-line CPU and really see how much bottlenecking is going on let's rock you you need to move all right folks so there you have it you guys can see that overall even from an entry level system all the way up to a top-of-the-line system there's really not that terrible bottle necking going on sure you lose a maximum probably six frames per second but at the end of the day if you've got a really good video card is that really going to matter I mean unless you've got 144 Hertz locking monitor with free sync it's not going to really matter all that much you know what I mean it just really isn't going to so I have to say all the comments I always see about oh my god that's CPUs totally bottlenecking that GPU I don't really agree I mean it does a little bit of bottlenecking sure it does bottlenecking but is it so bad that you're like oh my god like that system just totally sucks so let's just face it let's just say that you have a nice video card or like most gamers want to do they want to spend the absolute prettiest penny on their video card your system you're like oh my god doesn't only might onto that much I want to have the best gaming experience so they go out and they buy the top-of-the-line bigger car when it comes out or they buy a 1080 TI what really matters is how well that card is going to do regardless of manufacturer in the system and if all you do is game you guys can see honestly if you're buying a 1080i if you think six frames per second is going to really matter all that much it's not you'll be able to 140 first Hertz gaming on their GeForce type stuff and the same thing with AMD freesync you have a great video card you guys can see those few frames per second I don't really think they matter all that much especially if you're on a budget so peace out like usual like I said we'll have links down below for all the different systems that we use and we'll see you guys back here on the channel for more tech tomorrow