Recent content by rhelmar1

neither of them actually. If possible you should get a 6gb 1060 or an 8gb 580 depending on which is cheaper in your country.

Should still be fine. If you experience any stuttering because the CPU is reaching 100% usage, try to shift the load onto the GPU by turning up your settings.

The best xeon you motherboard will support is a xeon 5160. It's a dual core and not really worth the hassle. This is something I would do as a side project but never in my actual main PC.

It really depends on what you want to do with it. If you want to play 4k60Hz you will need to put more towards your gpu and less towards the CPU since most ones can run games at 60Hz. If you prefer to play at 144 or even 240hz you will need a strong CPU. Do you maybe do some editing or streaming...

If NAVI doesn't work out, the prices on the high end GPUs are here to stay. The GPU market has already stabalized and everything is selling below MSRP. The 2000 series Cards were launched at higher prices because Nvidia could do so because of there not being any competition in that segment (And...

Most likely the slow single channel RAM. You should get 16gb of 3000+ MHz memory. Running 2400Mhz Ram compared to 3200Mhz decreases your performance quite a bit. And running only a single stick decreases it even further on top of that.

I would simply watch a couple of pc build guides on youtube. You will have a better idea after watching those than you would if I gave you step by step instructions.

A lot of laptops use the iGPU as a passthrough for a dedicated one. If you open some hardware monitoring tool like msi afterburner or hwinfo, you will see that the 1050 ti is being utilized. while playing a game for example

The 7500 probably can't handle most games at over 100FPS, so upgrading to something better is your best bet. You could cap your fps until your CPU doesn't reach 100% usage. Alternatively increase settings/resolution until you shift the bottleneck to the GPU.

I would start with doing a factory reset. No need to downgrade to windows 7

is your RAM configured in dual channel? Also with 8gb you may run out of memory if you have too many background tasks open which would result in stuttering. What about temps and usage on CPU. GPU and RAM?

could very well be a ram bottleneck. Nowadays 3000Mhz ram is considered the starting point for a decent build.

Are you running a 2200g? What PSU do you have? Depending on what kind of PSU you have, you could buy somehting better than the 750 ti for the same price. Just to be sure, It's not a laptop, right?