How to avoid bottleneck of gtx 1060 6gb on Fx 6300

[zulmikazulum]

I am planning to buy a new card nvidia gtx 1060 6gb by replacing my gtx 1050ti with fx 6300 . I want to know that how will i be able to avoid bottleneck of 1060 on my fx 6300
My rig

Processor Fx 6300
Ram 16gb hyperx fury 1866mhz (2×8gb)
Motherboard asus 970 gaming
Psu corsair vs650

 

[Stuart_12]

Really you cant without upgrading your CPU you could OC but if you don't want to do that there is not much you can do

 

[connerweatherly17]

Yea your going to see a bottlneck even if you overclock, you can try upgrading your Processor to an fx 8350 if you don't want to upgrade your entire system, you will still see a bottleneck but less of one, honestly you can upgrade to a ryzen build, and get a gtx 1060 and you shouldn't have any issues

 

[rgd1101]

Play on higher graphic settings

 

[Corwin65]

Don't upgrade your 1050Ti?

 

[connerweatherly17]

Don't upgrade your 1050Ti?

Yea your only going to see a preformance boost of maybe 20 frames? The 1050 ti has an average of 40 frames on most games and the 1060 has an everage of 50-70ish so its not like you're getting that much of a preformance boost, the only way I think you would see a huge preformance booste is if you upgraded your processor along with the GPU, but even then it cant be certain

 

[jeffredo]

The GTX 1050 Ti + FX 6300 is a reasonably well balanced system. You won't see much if any improvement going to a GTX 1060 3GB because of CPU bottlenecking.

 

[zulmikazulum]

Will upgrading to fx 8350 help ? I will overclock it if i need to do that

 

[connerweatherly17]

Will upgrading to fx 8350 help ? I will overclock it if i need to do that

It might a little but you will probably still see a bottlneck, the only way I think you won't is if you upgrade your cpu to ryzen or any equivalent of ryzen, You can still run a gtx 1060 with an fx 6300, a bottleneck wont hurt any of your components provided you have a decent power supply, so you can always buy the 1060 now and upgrade the rest later

 

[zulmikazulum]

Thanks guys for your replies.. it helped me a lot