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Keep in mind there are NO CPUs compatible with your motherboard that will really help your situation, you're really looking at a complete mobo/ram/cup up grade here.

A 2060 will work with that CPU and should game pretty well in most titles, but you're going to lose the max framerate that GPU can do with it. And some intensive games may have performance issues from bottlenecking.

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Keep in mind there are NO CPUs compatible with your motherboard that will really help your situation, you're really looking at a complete mobo/ram/cup up grade here.

A 2060 will work with that CPU and should game pretty well in most titles, but you're going to lose the max framerate that GPU can do with it. And some intensive games may have performance issues from bottlenecking.
 
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There is no point in spending that kind of cash on card if your system can’t use the performance that card will provide you. It’s like paying $400 for a 1060, it’s just wasteful.