[SOLVED] Can i get stable 144 fps with 1050 ti and i3 7100 ?

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Or i5 4460 ? I can get them both for the same price. I want to play Overwatch on 144 hertz monitor. Or maybe Rainbow Six Siege but it's not that important , my main goal is Overwatch. If there's anyone with the same or similiar setup i'd really appreciate the help.
 
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Yes if you read what Freesync is, then it is an adaptive frequency to which the Monitor varies up to 144hz.
Your original question was not about buying a 144hz monitor, but would you get 144hz from the system you said. The answer is still no, most definitely you should get a nice 144hz monitor.
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That is a streatch for that cpu. You will not be able to get 144 fps in many games, certainly not the ones above with a 2 generation old dual core. The 4th gen i5 is more powerfull and has 4 cores, but it still will struggle to get 144 aswell. What budget do you have for cpus and are you buying used? A ryzen 5 2600 for 160usd would do 144 at 1080p. If you do go with the 7100 you could put a 7700k in the motherboard down the road for more performance.
 
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remixislandmusic said:
That is a streatch for that cpu. You will not be able to get 144 fps in many games, certainly not the ones above with a 2 generation old dual core. The 4th gen i5 is more powerfull and has 4 cores, but it still will struggle to get 144 aswell. What budget do you have for cpus and are you buying used? A ryzen 5 2600 for 160usd would do 144 at 1080p. If you do go with the 7100 you could put a 7700k in the motherboard down the road for more performance.
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Some how I doubt a 1050ti with a 2700x would reach 144fps
 
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Thank you all for the replies! So 1050 ti on its own with any CPU is not going to be able to get stable 144 FPS even with 1080p with all low settings right? That is what i want to know , because if it is not achievable i'm going to just buy something that is not going to bottleneck my GPU and not think about all this at all. And i wanted it to play 144 fps on a 144 hertz monitor by the way. My budget is limited and i am buying used , but my budget is around the price of i3-8100. I am not thinking of improving it any further. My main problem is changing to a new motherboard which most of them are DDR4 and my current one is ddr3 Motherboard , AMD Phenom II X4 945 and i'm gonna have to almost change everything if i switch to a ddr4 motherboard. Do i HAVE to switch to a Ryzen/Intel new gen CPU in order to achieve this? ( If i can achieve this at all that is) Or is it possible with a good i5/i7 CPU that uses DDR3 Ram ?
 
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ElectrO_90 said:
Why must you have 144?
Wht this exact FPS?
Isn't 100 fps good enough?
You won't get 144 with any setup you mention if you need 1080p

I play with 72 fps and I'm diamond ranked... so FPS isn't about how good you are :)
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I am also Diamond. But i've been told that the difference is day/night between 60 and 144.I'm thinking of buying a new monitor so why not get a 144 Hertz while at it?. In order to get the potential from 144 Hertz monitor you need 144 FPS right? Or can i change it to whatever value i want? Like let's say i'm getting 100 FPS , can i change the Hertz to 100 and don't have any problems with it?
 
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Yes if you read what Freesync is, then it is an adaptive frequency to which the Monitor varies up to 144hz.
Your original question was not about buying a 144hz monitor, but would you get 144hz from the system you said. The answer is still no, most definitely you should get a nice 144hz monitor.
 
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ElectrO_90 said:
Yes if you read what Freesync is, then it is an adaptive frequency to which the Monitor varies up to 144hz.
Your original question was not about buying a 144hz monitor, but would you get 144hz from the system you said. The answer is still no, most definitely you should get a nice 144hz monitor.
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I see.Yes if it is not possible there is no point in trying. Thank you for the replies. I think i'm just going to buy an i7-2600 or something and just hang out for a while until i completely change all of my components.
 
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remixislandmusic said:
Your hz is limited to the particular moniter. If you have a 60hz monitor you will only see60hz even if you get 144 fps. I would avoid a 8100 since its massively overpriced. Id go for a ryzen 5 2600 and 1660ti or 1070 for 144hz 1080p low.
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Yes if i decide to change all of my components in the future i will buy ryzen 5 2600 and 1070/1660ti . But for now i think i'll stick with a simple upgrade like i7-2600 or something. Thanks for the reply!
 
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