[SOLVED] Will it bottleneck.? help please

[Deann_06]

Hi i just want to ask you guys if the GTX 1050 Ti 4gb will be compatible with AMD A8-9600 RADEON R7 APU cpu. will it bottleneck?. Thanks for the future reply and answers.
I'm new to this kind of stuff.

 

[gordonmousedeer]

About compatibility, you have to check some websites to see if the microprocessor and graphics card is compatible with your motherboard (microprocessor socket in the case of microprocessor and PCI slot or PCI Express slot in the case of graphics card). For example, if an Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 graphics card uses two PCIE x16 slot and a motherboard has two PCIE x16 slot then these two components can work together (this graphics card actually uses one slot but it covers two slots because it is so big).
I checked a few websites. The idea is that you want (what I call) the "Good Trinity of Gaming" (i.e. microprocessor, RAM, and graphics card) to work at approximately equal loads. If for example, your computer's microprocessor/CPU runs a game at about 100% usage but the graphics card usage is about 90% then there is a bottleneck. You can read more websites to find out more about it but the following websites below would help. If anybody else can help, please help.
PCGamer article page 1 of 2: https://www.pcgamer.com/will-your-cpu-bottleneck-your-graphics-card/
Reddit guide: View: https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/5tbdp2/guide_how_to_locate_the_bottleneck_in_your_system/

YouTube video to find out if a system has a bottleneck:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NnMsckpNME

 

[Deann_06]

About compatibility, you have to check some websites to see if the microprocessor and graphics card is compatible with your motherboard (microprocessor socket in the case of microprocessor and PCI slot or PCI Express slot in the case of graphics card). For example, if an Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 graphics card uses two PCIE x16 slot and a motherboard has two PCIE x16 slot then these two components can work together (this graphics card actually uses one slot but it covers two slots because it is so big).
I checked a few websites. The idea is that you want (what I call) the "Good Trinity of Gaming" (i.e. microprocessor, RAM, and graphics card) to work at approximately equal loads. If for example, your computer's microprocessor/CPU runs a game at about 100% usage but the graphics card usage is about 90% then there is a CPU bottleneck. You can read more websites to find out more about it but the following websites below would help. If anybody else can help, please help.
PCGamer article page 1 of 2: https://www.pcgamer.com/will-your-cpu-bottleneck-your-graphics-card/
Reddit guide: View: https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/5tbdp2/guide_how_to_locate_the_bottleneck_in_your_system/

YouTube video to find out if a system has a bottleneck:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NnMsckpNME

thank you for your help.sure ill check it out.

 

[Deann_06]

About compatibility, you have to check some websites to see if the microprocessor and graphics card is compatible with your motherboard (microprocessor socket in the case of microprocessor and PCI slot or PCI Express slot in the case of graphics card). For example, if an Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 graphics card uses two PCIE x16 slot and a motherboard has two PCIE x16 slot then these two components can work together (this graphics card actually uses one slot but it covers two slots because it is so big).
I checked a few websites. The idea is that you want (what I call) the "Good Trinity of Gaming" (i.e. microprocessor, RAM, and graphics card) to work at approximately equal loads. If for example, your computer's microprocessor/CPU runs a game at about 100% usage but the graphics card usage is about 90% then there is a CPU bottleneck. You can read more websites to find out more about it but the following websites below would help. If anybody else can help, please help.
PCGamer article page 1 of 2: https://www.pcgamer.com/will-your-cpu-bottleneck-your-graphics-card/
Reddit guide: View: https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/5tbdp2/guide_how_to_locate_the_bottleneck_in_your_system/

YouTube video to find out if a system has a bottleneck:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NnMsckpNME

Hi again so i think that my cpu are too weak for that kind of gpu right.? So any recommendation on what gpu should i get for it to be ok with my cpu.

 

[gordonmousedeer]

I tried this online "bottleneck calculator" just now. Assuming that your computer has 8 GB of RAM and uses a SATA 7.2K hard disk drive, there is a bottleneck and the calculator recommends an AMD FX-6300. However, I could be wrong so I recommend that you try this website below. It will only take a few minutes. Anybody else is welcome to help.

Bottleneck Calculator | PC Builds

We bring you a unique calculator for bottleneck and chokepoint problems in your computer. We will help you to choose most appropriate processor and graphic card for your PC. Our calculator offers you best solutions for reducing or removing bottleneck problems.

pc-builds.com

 

[bignastyid]

That bottleneck website is pure garbage.

That CPU may hold back a 1050 ti, how much is going to depend on how CPU dependent the game or program is. For the most part games should be playable. So just make your next upgrade a CPU, motherboard and ram upgrade.

 

[Deann_06]

That bottleneck website is pure garbage.

That CPU may hold back a 1050 ti, how much is going to depend on how CPU dependent the game or program is. For the most part games should be playable. So just make your next upgrade a CPU, motherboard and ram upgrade.

thank you for your answer. Can you recommend a good gpu card that can go good with my cpu.?

 

[Deann_06]

I tried this online "bottleneck calculator" just now. Assuming that your computer has 8 GB of RAM and uses a SATA 7.2K hard disk drive, there is a bottleneck and the calculator recommends an AMD FX-6300. However, I could be wrong so I recommend that you try this website below. It will only take a few minutes. Anybody else is welcome to help.

Bottleneck Calculator | PC Builds

We bring you a unique calculator for bottleneck and chokepoint problems in your computer. We will help you to choose most appropriate processor and graphic card for your PC. Our calculator offers you best solutions for reducing or removing bottleneck problems.

pc-builds.com

thanks again i really appreciate your help.

 

[bignastyid]

A 1050 ti will be fine, assuming your psu is upto the task.