CPU: Intel i5 2500 3.3 Ghz
Motherboard: ASUS P8P67 sandy bridge
Ram: 8 GB DDR3
SSD/HDD: ADATA SSD S510 120 GB, WD10EALX 1TB HDD
GPU: MSI GTX 1060 3Gb OC
PSU: RS-650-ACAA-E3 CoolerMaster 12V
Chassis: idk
OS: Windows 7 home premium (activated windows key)
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When I upgraded from a GTX 460 to the GTX 1060, all of my source games (which are more CPU intensive) (insurgency,l4d2,csgo,gmod,...) recieved a significant fps lowering. All went from average above the 120s to averaging 90 on the same settings. Could the stronger gpu be bottlenecking the CPU more than the old card? Or could the CPU be dying as its about 8 years old about this point? Great FPS on games like DOOM 16 (max settings), Outlast 2, The forest, Call of duty BO2 350 fps on max settings.
Motherboard: ASUS P8P67 sandy bridge
Ram: 8 GB DDR3
SSD/HDD: ADATA SSD S510 120 GB, WD10EALX 1TB HDD
GPU: MSI GTX 1060 3Gb OC
PSU: RS-650-ACAA-E3 CoolerMaster 12V
Chassis: idk
OS: Windows 7 home premium (activated windows key)
(edited)
When I upgraded from a GTX 460 to the GTX 1060, all of my source games (which are more CPU intensive) (insurgency,l4d2,csgo,gmod,...) recieved a significant fps lowering. All went from average above the 120s to averaging 90 on the same settings. Could the stronger gpu be bottlenecking the CPU more than the old card? Or could the CPU be dying as its about 8 years old about this point? Great FPS on games like DOOM 16 (max settings), Outlast 2, The forest, Call of duty BO2 350 fps on max settings.
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