I'm looking at a pc on newegg and I'm wondering it the CPU with the GPU will cause bottleneck.

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  2. cherryducks58

    You shouldn’t experience too much bottleneck, however it’s 6th gen so doesn’t officially support Windows 11. You can force install it, but this could cause issues down the line.

  3. The i7 6700 (based on the specs given) is pretty outdated compared to the 3060. That’s an almost 9 year old CPU that Intel stopped supporting nearly 2 years ago. It’s also not officially supported on Windows 11, and Windows 10 is about to end support in around 18 months.

  4. themikeysb

    What’s your budget? and do not get older hardware. try to find a system with at least a 4060 and a 13th gen intel cpu or an amd 5000 or 7000 series cpu

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