No, the i7 3770 won't bottleneck the RX 570.
No, the i7 3770 won't bottleneck the RX 570.
I expect to get the RX 570 and pair it with the i7 3770 (won't overclock). I'm curious about how much the non-K i7 3770 might limit the RX 570's performance. I'll be playing games such as COD MW, Valorant, CSGO, Rust, and Fortnite at either competitive or low settings. Please let me know if it will bottleneck the RX 570 and how much. Thanks!
software and games you're using... it varies based on how you're utilizing the computer. Some titles require more CPU power while others need more GPU strength... it really depends, but usually it works well and you shouldn't hit a major bottleneck. Also, remember to look for an RX 580 if you can find one priced similarly to an RX 570—it'll perform better. Consider Sapphire Nitro or PowerColor Red Devil since they come with solid cooling solutions.
It seems uncertain, but overall it appears fairly even. A few years back, when the RX 570 launched, I assembled a system with a Ryzen 1200 (slightly less powerful) and they functioned quite well together.
As noted above, some items are single core and well optimized (games are also software), some are single core and shitty optimized. Some are dual, quad, etc. Shitty and not shitty mixed in. No one can predict a bottleneck without absolute information - but in general this is a solid pairing where you wont be choking on either item unless you have some shitty optimization with the software which no one can predict.