ı have a gtx 1050ti as my graphic card.And if it isnt worth upgrading can you suggest some cpus in the same price range
what about i5 8400The i3 isn't much faster than the i5......and both are plenty for a 1050 Ti.....so if you weren't planning on upgrading the GPU I would leave it alone.
https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=Intel+Core+i5-3570+@+3.40GHz&id=827
https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=Intel+Core+i3-8100+@+3.60GHz&id=3103
Do you think 2nd hand cpus are reliable? I was planning on getting the i7 3770 2nd hand. And what do you think about ryzen 5 2600The two best upgrades you can do in this situation is make sure you are running minimum 2x8GB or 4x4GB DDR3 1600 and buy a used i7-2600/3770 (K model if you have a z series board). The extra CPU threads will make newer games that use more threads run smoother with less or no stutter. If you look on ebay you might be able to grab 2x8GB DDR2400 for $60-80 and that will improve fps in some games, but an i7 would be a better upgrade for the money.
You would be better off saving all your money to build or buy a new system with a Ryzen 5 3600 and 2x8GB DDR4 3200. Skip over the 6 core 6 thread CPUs as those will suffer in the future like 4c4t (i5-3570) CPUs do now.
AMD cpus can be more suspect because the pins are on the CPU, but Intel CPUs are usually a safer bet because the pins are on the motherboard. I bought my i7-2600k used in 2012 for $250 when it was still $340 new and It's been going fine oc'ed for the last 7 years. If you can find an i7-2600 or 3770 for under $90 new in box, you are far less likely to have issues. The 2600k and 3770k have pretty low used prices now though because they're nearly 9 and 8 years old, so those would be a better choice so you can overclock if you have a Z77 motherboard.Do you think 2nd hand cpus are reliable? I was planning on getting the i7 3770 2nd hand
Thanks for your replies ı guess ıll see if ı can find a good 2nd hand 3770 if not ıll save up for i5 8400AMD cpus can be more suspect because the pins are on the CPU, but Intel CPUs are usually a safer bet because the pins are on the motherboard. I bought my i7-2600k used in 2012 for $250 when it was still $340 new and It's been going fine oc'ed for the last 7 years. If you can find an i7-2600 or 3770 for under $90 new in box, you are far less likely to have issues. The 2600k and 3770k have pretty low used prices now though because they're nearly 9 and 8 years old, so those would be a better choice so you can overclock if you have a Z77 motherboard.
The Ryzen 5 3600 would be a better choice over the i5-8400 at the same $200 price point. Not only does it obliterate the i5 in multi-threaded tasks, it's also as fast as the i5-8400 in games or even slightly faster.Thanks for your replies ı guess ıll see if ı can find a good 2nd hand 3770 if not ıll save up for i5 8400