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Celeron G3900
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00879 - CPU Score
21459 - GPU Score
04756 - Overall 3DMark Score
7700K @ 4.7 Ghz OC
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05497 - CPU Score
21459 - GPU Score
14948 - Overall 3DMark Score
As you can see with the celeron, the GPU score was unaffected. This was performed with two Gigabyte Aorus GTX 2080 Ti's water cooled. I did not overclock the video cards. In real life if you tried to run these two video cards in SLI with that celeron, it would severely degrade / reduce the resulting GPU score due to a bottleneck. But in this game the celeron CPU does not effect the GPU results at all. I'm not sure if this is a bug or not but it is rather sad and unrealistic. But then again most things in this game are completely unrealistic, so whatever. But at least we know this for a fact now.
Ok, nice! Atleast i will know that pairing weak cpu with high end graphics card will not affect cinebench, since i really love to buy stuff in "PC Bay" and build random builds with SLI/Crossfire or without it :)