T TriadSyndicate Feb 24, 2020 7 0 10 Feb 24, 2020 #1 I am going to replace my gtx 1060 3gb with an RTX 2060 and I can't afford a CPU upgrade as well, so I'm just going to keep my current one (I5 7400). What kind of bottleneck can I expect?
I am going to replace my gtx 1060 3gb with an RTX 2060 and I can't afford a CPU upgrade as well, so I'm just going to keep my current one (I5 7400). What kind of bottleneck can I expect?
Solution helpstar Feb 24, 2020 Some games will not max out in fps and eventually have to set to a lower resolution like 1080p, to provide 60fps average. Overall the CPU is not that bad for the GPU about 20 to 30 fps less in comparison to a more modern CPU, but still usable. It´s nearly on one level of a Ryzen 1600 in most games View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUVYQGnVT4c
Some games will not max out in fps and eventually have to set to a lower resolution like 1080p, to provide 60fps average. Overall the CPU is not that bad for the GPU about 20 to 30 fps less in comparison to a more modern CPU, but still usable. It´s nearly on one level of a Ryzen 1600 in most games View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUVYQGnVT4c
helpstar Titan Dec 25, 2012 13,259 777 83,840 Feb 24, 2020 Solution #2 Some games will not max out in fps and eventually have to set to a lower resolution like 1080p, to provide 60fps average. Overall the CPU is not that bad for the GPU about 20 to 30 fps less in comparison to a more modern CPU, but still usable. It´s nearly on one level of a Ryzen 1600 in most games View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUVYQGnVT4c Last edited: Feb 24, 2020 Reactions: TriadSyndicate Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Some games will not max out in fps and eventually have to set to a lower resolution like 1080p, to provide 60fps average. Overall the CPU is not that bad for the GPU about 20 to 30 fps less in comparison to a more modern CPU, but still usable. It´s nearly on one level of a Ryzen 1600 in most games View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUVYQGnVT4c