i5-7600K + GTX 1070 SC = bottleneck @1440p@60fps ?

[Ariortega]

Hello mates,

the potential system: i5-7600K @4.2GHz (running stable @ 1.020 v)
going to overclock the cpu up to 4.7GHz
EVGA GTX 1070 SC
32 GB DDR4 @ 3200Mhz CL16
Seasonic Platinum 550W PSU

Question: will this system be ok to run games like Dragonball FighterZ, Tekken 7 at 1440p / 60Hz? (Fighting games are locked to 60Hz) or will my cpu bottleneck hard?

I'll appreciate every helpful comment.

[r.linder]

No, it won't bottleneck. Even sandy and ivy bridge CPUs can handle a 1070 just fine at 1440p.

[Komrade]

It should maintain 60fps easily.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mp33SITpBmw

[Autumn_]

If your goal is 60fps, you'll be fine.

[SeriousCCIE]

I think you'll be good with that, too.

[Ariortega]

thanks for the input so far, folks. Guess no reason to consider an upgrade to an RTX 2060 Super then (although it will give a lot more fps and will have significantly less load).

[-=SOF=-WID99]

i run my i 5 7600 K at 4.4 ghz .. have seen no problems in games at 1080 P .. your 2070 should be fine with 1440 P high settings to ultra settings

i do have a decent Z series main board tho ..
Intel Kaby Lake I5 7600K @ 4.4 GHZ <(via asus auto tune in my bios )
ASUS ROG STRIX Z 270 H GAMING motherboard
16 gig of Crucial Ballistic Sport DDR 4 2400 ram\ 4 X 4 gig dimms <(in dual channel mode)
Gigabyte Windforce 2 GTX 1060 OC model \ 6 gig vid card
1 TB Samsung 840 EVO SSD \ < ----new games and OS are on this drive
2 TB Toshiba HDD storage drive \ 7200 RPM 64 meg cache \ used for media and storage only + older games
Windows 10 Pro 64 bit

all asus auto tune did was up my multiplier to 44 ..from 38 so all 4 cores run at close to 4.4 ..system has been stable for over 2 years


and thats plenty for most games

[Ariortega]

@ -=SOF=-WID99

currently my graphic card is an EVGA GTX 1070 SC, not an RTX 2070
Mainboard is MSI Z270 Gaming M5

[Snow]

There always is some kind of bottleneck unless you limit your framerate.
You're going to be fine at 1440p 60fps with your specs.