What can I still upgrade without bottlenecks? i7 2600 3.4GHz

>>61695426
New video card, more RAM, SATA SSD

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>>61695516
>tfw SATA II bottleneck
>tfw can't boot from pcie ssd
why even live?

>>61695549
>2600
>SATA II
are you joking?

>>61695516
any GPU recommendation that goes with the CPU?

>>61695613
???
SATA II 3 Gb/s
SATA III 6 Gb/s

Highend SATA III SSD's actually get bottlenecked by SATA II.

No i'm not joking

>>61695724
>>61695613
oh welp i was talking about my system, your thread just reminded me

>>61695549
>>61695724
Who gives a fuck about the 3 Gb/s "bottleneck"? The point of an SSD is having orders of magnitude lower latency for random reads/writes compared to HDD.

>>61well, you are right about that, it just feels like you could pull out more if you werent bottlenecked

>>61695724
>Highend SATA III SSD's actually get bottlenecked by SATA II.

Bullshit.
Sppeds that high dont really matter to the system performance because your CPU cant really shew the data so fast.

>>61695891
well i was speaking about sequentiel read/writes

>>61695549
There are plenty of i7-2600 mobos that support SATA 3, where did you even find that junk? Both of my sandy/ivy mobos have SATA 3.

>>61696023
sorry to have have caused this confusion; bloomfield here

>>61695426
The GPU. Pick whichever you like. Hell even the new titan works on it with no performance loss. New cpus give you 10fps max.