[SOLVED] I'm planning to upgrade my GPU~ but i fell like my PC spce is abit too old for RTX 3060TI .

[ArcherPlay]

Can anyone provide some nice suggestion abt ,what is rely need to be chg?



here is my current PC spec :

-Intel 6th Gen Core i5-6402P

-ASUS H110M-K Motherboard

-ASUS GTX 1050 2GB Expedition

-Crucial 8GB DDR4 RAM

-Kingston UV400 120GB SSD

-FSP HEXA 450W PSU

-1TB HDD



this is the GPU im looking for to chg :

https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N306TAORUS-M-8GD#kf

 

[tennis2]

Please is that the H110M-A or H110M-K or different?

What monitor do you have (or are you getting)?

What country are you shopping in?

Depending on your budget:

Low Budget - get a 6th or 7th gen i7 CPU (whatever is compatible with your board, Asus' website isn't working for me rn) and add a second 8GB stick of RAM. Buy a 550+W PSU.

Medium budget - same as low, but add a minimum 500GB SSD (100GB per game isn't uncommon these days)

High budget - full replacement of existing platform

 

[ArcherPlay]

Please is that the H110M-A or H110M-K or different?

What monitor do you have (or are you getting)?

What country are you shopping in?

Depending on your budget:

Low Budget - get a 6th or 7th gen i7 CPU (whatever is compatible with your board, Asus' website isn't working for me rn) and add a second 8GB stick of RAM. Buy a 550+W PSU.

Medium budget - same as low, but add a minimum 500GB SSD (100GB per game isn't uncommon these days)

High budget - full replacement of existing platform

I mean, im just planning to put a RTX3060TI in is , just wondering do i need to chg motherboard?

 

[MJS WARLORD]

A quick way to see if your proposed purchase will work is go onto a custom building website and input all your componants just as if you were building/buying , at the end of the build the sites should tell you if all your parts will work together.

 

[tennis2]

I mean, im just planning to put a RTX3060TI in is , just wondering do i need to chg motherboard?

That's not at all how your OP question came across.

No, you don't need a new mobo to run a 3060Ti. That's the least of your worries.