Would an i5 - 4460 Processor Bottleneck my Geforce GT 610?

[TonyTrinh]

Hello

Sorry this is my first post on the forums here.
But I gonna be upgrading my computer from my Pentium G630 2.7 ghz to an i5 - 4460 but I was wondering if the i5 would bottleneck my Geforce GT 610 Graphics Card.
So I was hoping you guys could help me out.

Thanks

 

[BrainDeadGamer]

That's an extremely weak video card. The video card will be running at it's full potential.

 

[KoopaCreeper]

Hello

Sorry this is my first post on the forums here.
But I gonna be upgrading my computer from my Pentium G630 2.7 ghz to an i5 - 4460 but I was wondering if the i5 would bottleneck my Geforce GT 610 Graphics Card.
So I was hoping you guys could help me out.

Thanks

It will not bottleneck. That's a really strong CPU. The integrated graphics (Intel HD 4600) on that CPU would be stronger than that GT 610 FYI.

 

[CTurbo]

The processor is not going to bottleneck the video card. That is a very low end video card and that i5 will allow the video card to run at 100%. That is not a bottleneck.

 

[Vici0us]

It's more like, your video card bottlenecks your CPU.

You can run higher end video cards like, R9 290X or GTX 970 and your CPU would still not bottleneck them.

 

[TonyTrinh]

It's more like, your video card bottlenecks your CPU.

You can run higher end video cards like, R9 290X or GTX 970 and your CPU would still not bottleneck them.

But like would it run games better than before? Like I'm currently playing CS GO at 60 fps and was hoping with the new processor I could get 80 to 100 fps

 

[Vici0us]

It's more like, your video card bottlenecks your CPU.

You can run higher end video cards like, R9 290X or GTX 970 and your CPU would still not bottleneck them.

But like would it run games better than before? Like I'm currently playing CS GO at 60 fps and was hoping with the new processor I could get 80 to 100 fps

You can't even compare Pentium to an i5. It would be a HUGE improvement! It's like day and night difference.
If you're mostly playing CS and getting 60+ FPS then why would you upgrade?
Either way i5-4460 is a great CPU in general and is great for gaming.

 

[TonyTrinh]

It's more like, your video card bottlenecks your CPU.

You can run higher end video cards like, R9 290X or GTX 970 and your CPU would still not bottleneck them.

But like would it run games better than before? Like I'm currently playing CS GO at 60 fps and was hoping with the new processor I could get 80 to 100 fps

You can't even compare Pentium to an i5. It would be a HUGE improvement! It's like day and night difference.
If you're mostly playing CS and getting 60+ FPS then why would you upgrade?
Either way i5-4460 is a great CPU in general and is great for gaming.

But going back to my other question would I be able to run games like CS GO at higher FPS?

 

[CTurbo]

The stronger is cpu is only going to help a little bit because the GT610 is so weak. The 610 is not going to run high fps with any cpu. It's really more of a movie watching video card. It's even going to struggle with 720p.

Your Pentium with something like a GTX740 or 750 would perform better in games.

 

[KoopaCreeper]

It's more like, your video card bottlenecks your CPU.

You can run higher end video cards like, R9 290X or GTX 970 and your CPU would still not bottleneck them.

But like would it run games better than before? Like I'm currently playing CS GO at 60 fps and was hoping with the new processor I could get 80 to 100 fps

You can't even compare Pentium to an i5. It would be a HUGE improvement! It's like day and night difference.
If you're mostly playing CS and getting 60+ FPS then why would you upgrade?
Either way i5-4460 is a great CPU in general and is great for gaming.

But going back to my other question would I be able to run games like CS GO at higher FPS?

Probably slightly. Remember that even the integrated graphics would be superior to that card, so there wouldn't be a point of keeping it. Pick up a GTX 750/750 Ti or R7 260X.

 

[TonyTrinh]

The stronger is cpu is only going to help a little bit because the GT610 is so weak. The 610 is not going to run high fps with any cpu. It's really more of a movie watching video card. It's even going to struggle with 720p.

Your Pentium with something like a GTX740 or 750 would perform better in games.

It's more like, your video card bottlenecks your CPU.

You can run higher end video cards like, R9 290X or GTX 970 and your CPU would still not bottleneck them.

But like would it run games better than before? Like I'm currently playing CS GO at 60 fps and was hoping with the new processor I could get 80 to 100 fps

You can't even compare Pentium to an i5. It would be a HUGE improvement! It's like day and night difference.
If you're mostly playing CS and getting 60+ FPS then why would you upgrade?
Either way i5-4460 is a great CPU in general and is great for gaming.

But going back to my other question would I be able to run games like CS GO at higher FPS?

Probably slightly. Remember that even the integrated graphics would be superior to that card, so there wouldn't be a point of keeping it. Pick up a GTX 750/750 Ti or R7 260X.

Will my Pentium G630 2.7 ghz bottleneck a GTX 750 Ti tho?

 

[KoopaCreeper]

The stronger is cpu is only going to help a little bit because the GT610 is so weak. The 610 is not going to run high fps with any cpu. It's really more of a movie watching video card. It's even going to struggle with 720p.

Your Pentium with something like a GTX740 or 750 would perform better in games.

It's more like, your video card bottlenecks your CPU.

You can run higher end video cards like, R9 290X or GTX 970 and your CPU would still not bottleneck them.

But like would it run games better than before? Like I'm currently playing CS GO at 60 fps and was hoping with the new processor I could get 80 to 100 fps

You can't even compare Pentium to an i5. It would be a HUGE improvement! It's like day and night difference.
If you're mostly playing CS and getting 60+ FPS then why would you upgrade?
Either way i5-4460 is a great CPU in general and is great for gaming.

But going back to my other question would I be able to run games like CS GO at higher FPS?

Probably slightly. Remember that even the integrated graphics would be superior to that card, so there wouldn't be a point of keeping it. Pick up a GTX 750/750 Ti or R7 260X.

Will my Pentium G630 2.7 ghz bottleneck a GTX 750 Ti tho?

Probably slightly, but it would still be much faster than a better CPU with the GT 610. Upgrade your video card first, then if you have the funds in the future your CPU can be upgraded. Maybe finding a used Sandy Bridge i5 quad core like an i5-2400 could cut on cost because then you wouldn't have to upgrade the motherboard.

 

[TonyTrinh]

The stronger is cpu is only going to help a little bit because the GT610 is so weak. The 610 is not going to run high fps with any cpu. It's really more of a movie watching video card. It's even going to struggle with 720p.

Your Pentium with something like a GTX740 or 750 would perform better in games.

Would my Pentium G630 bottleneck a GTX 750 Ti?

 

[CTurbo]

Yes at times, but it's a HUUUUUUUUUUGE improvement over the GT610.