CPU that wont botrneck 1050

[sergio.lopezsevilla]

I have pentium g4600 and gtx 1050 my gpu and cpu for my first build ever and runs fine at high settings but wut cpu is best that wont bottneck the gpu?intel and amd?

 

[volkgren]

Quite possibly you already have the best (price/performance) CPU for the GTX 1050.

 

[sergio.lopezsevilla]

Quite possibly you already have the best (price/performance) CPU for the GTX 1050.

SO no point in upgrading?

 

[sergio.lopezsevilla]

Quite possibly you already have the best (price/performance) CPU for the GTX 1050.

SO no point in upgrading?

 

[volkgren]

Quite possibly you already have the best (price/performance) CPU for the GTX 1050.

SO no point in upgrading?

Probably not, but you can find out for yourself by using hardware monitoring program like MSI Afteruburner's On-Screen Display to monitor CPU and GPU usage while in-game. See if your GPU usage falls significantly while CPU usage is at 100% (also checking to see if frame rate drops). If it does you could benefit from a faster CPU. If your GPU pretty much stays maxed out at 99% then you won't gain much from a faster CPU.

If CPU and GPU both fall below 99% usage then the game is just not optimized well enough to keep them at full usage, or it's just a part of the game that doesn't need full usage.

Here's a system like yours playing PUBG with the on-screen display. It seems like a well balanced system. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSnRZ2HLHOA

 

[sergio.lopezsevilla]

Quite possibly you already have the best (price/performance) CPU for the GTX 1050.

SO no point in upgrading?

Probably not, but you can find out for yourself by using hardware monitoring program like MSI Afteruburner's On-Screen Display to monitor CPU and GPU usage while in-game. See if your GPU usage falls significantly while CPU usage is at 100% (also checking to see if frame rate drops). If it does you could benefit from a faster CPU. If your GPU pretty much stays maxed out at 99% then you won't gain much from a faster CPU.

If CPU and GPU both fall below 99% usage then the game is just not optimized well enough to keep them at full usage, or it's just a part of the game that doesn't need full usage.

Here's a system like yours playing PUBG with the on-screen display. It seems like a well balanced system. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSnRZ2HLHOA

so no point in upgrading to another gpu that also wont bottlneck the cpu?

 

[volkgren]

so no point in upgrading to another gpu that also wont bottlneck the cpu?

You can still gain some performance from a GPU upgrade. Typically a GTX 1060 will do well enough. But you may find some games that your G4600 would be a limiting factor.

 

[sergio.lopezsevilla]

so no point in upgrading to another gpu that also wont bottlneck the cpu?

You can still gain some performance from a GPU upgrade. Typically a GTX 1060 will do well enough. But you may find some games that your G4600 would be a limiting factor.

thx man rly helped out