Can my pc use asus rog strix-gtx1080

[BlazingRod]

COMPUTER SPEC

cooler master silent pro hybrid 850w

z77 sabertooth

i7 3770 clean non OC

16gb of ram (Corsair Dominator GT 16GB (4x 4GB)

6 sata hard drive running

GPU (FOR NOW) GTX 260 will be upgrade to gtx 1080 strix if got the right answer

 

[clutchc]

Yes, you should be fine with the GTX 1080. The PSU can support it, and the CPU should be able to keep up with it.

 

[BlazingRod]

Yes, you should be fine with the GTX 1080. The PSU can support it, and the CPU should be able to keep up with it.

hi and thanks for the reply, are the most important part is psu and processor? is it right? to avoid bottle neck? and im sorry i do not know much on computer part btw thanks for the reply advance.

 

[clutchc]

Yes, you should be fine with the GTX 1080. The PSU can support it, and the CPU should be able to keep up with it.

hi and thanks for the reply, are the most important part is psu and processor? is it right? to avoid bottle neck? and im sorry i do not know much on computer part btw thanks for the reply advance.

"Bottleneck" comes in many flavors. But generally, we have a battle between the GPU and CPU. One can not keep pace with the other, slowing down the performance of games. Usually it is a CPU that isn't fast enough to allow the GPU to operate at 100% usage. As long as your GPU can run at full usage when needed, there is no CPU bottleneck.

In your case, I'd feel that the Ivy Bridge i7 is going to be right at the margin in its ability to allow the GTX 1080 to run at 100% usage when needed. But there is another thing to consider. Your screen resolution and the v. refresh of your display. If you game at 1080p/60 Hz, chances are you will never have to worry about bottleneck. Even a lesser gfx card can run today's games at 1080p/60 fps with max settings.