[SOLVED] i7 3770 best pair gpu

[rpbergantinos]

hi everyone
new and still learning to build pc, i have a hand-me-down pc from a friend

i have a i7 3770 with gigabyte h61m-ds2 rev 2.2, 8gb ram, DE-500 psu having a gpu of gigabyte gtx 1050ti

what would you suggest will be the best upgrade for my gpu? other tips to improve the set will be appreciated

 

[k1114]

I wouldn't go any farther than what it already has.

 

[rpbergantinos]

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I wouldn't go any farther than what it already has.

noted and thanks

 

[King_V]

There is no such thing as a "best pair" of a GPU to a CPU.

It is more dependent on:

• monitor resolution
• monitor refresh rate
• does your monitor have FreeSync, GSync, or neither?
• what specific games are you playing?

One quick example - at 1280x720 resolution at 60Hz refresh, the 1050ti is plenty. Leave everything else the same, and bump the resolution up to 1920x1080, and it's going to struggle a bit and you'll have to turn down details. Run it at 4K resolution, and you'll bring the card to its knees.

 

[rpbergantinos]

oh so thats how it is, thank you for replying



about mymy monito,
the resolution is 1920x1080
with screen refresh rate of 144hz
no gsync or freesync

any suggestion please?

 

[DeanTH23]

You can go for a 1660 Super.
A low power GPU but it can easily give you 144+ FPS on MOBAs and Shooters.(Csgo,LoL,Dota 2 etc).

 

[rpbergantinos]

You can go for a 1660 Super.
A low power GPU but it can easily give you 144+ FPS on MOBAs and Shooters.(Csgo,LoL,Dota 2 etc).

144+ fps with high settings? thats nice

 

[King_V]

That's correct - but a triple-A first person shooter would require a heftier GPU to run 144fps at max details... assuming that's what you want to do.

Frankly, I wouldn't run it higher than 100fps. Pretty much any solid evidence I can find suggests that the human limit is a little under that.

 

[Blitz Blitz]

Gtx 1060 6gb/rx580, gtx 1650 super/1660 or same level cards should be best pair... Don't go for gtx 1070, or higher...

https://www.google.lt/amp/s/www.tomshardware.com/amp/reviews/gpu-hierarchy,4388.html