Would my FPS increase if I buy a better processor?

[Somniis]

Right now I have this proccesor: https://www.pccomponentes.com/amd-a10-7850k-3-7ghz and I will buy a new one soon, will this processor increase my FPS? https://www.pccomponentes.com/intel-core-i5-4460-3-2ghz-box

I will change the motherboard don't worry, I knwo I have to change the motherboard :-3

 

[PC-4LIFE]

Definitely. The Intel processor is about 40% better than the AMD one.

 

[Somniis]

Thanks for the answer M8, love you dude <3

 

[Ecky]

Be aware that you need a new motherboard too, and that the Intel processor you've linked is close to 4 years and 3 generations old, and is discontinued.

 

[sizzling]

Depends. What GPU do you have and what resolution are you gaming at? A stronger CPU will only help if the GPU is powerful enough to take advantage of the extra performance.

 

[EdgeT]

Well, maybe not, it depends on what GPU you're running. If you're running the integrated one, then you'll lose FPS, the i5's iGPU is worthless, what you need is an add-on GPU.

 

[Somniis]

I have this GPU: https://www.pccomponentes.com/gigabyte-geforce-gtx-1050ti-d5-4gb-gddr5

 

[EdgeT]

Your bottleneck is the GPU then. Got at least 8 GB RAM?

 

[PC-4LIFE]

Be aware that you need a new motherboard too, and that the Intel processor you've linked is close to 4 years and 3 generations old, and is discontinued.

I have this GPU: https://www.pccomponentes.com/gigabyte-geforce-gtx-1050ti-d5-4gb-gddr5

Nice GPU. So as I said, you will have an fps increase, so long as your GPU doesn't max out on some solid games.

 

[Somniis]

Yes, right now I have 8 GB RAM

 

[EdgeT]

Well you need a beefier GPU, you can prolly SLI two of them together, but I wouldn't really recommend that, unless you got a good PSU.
You can always overclock your GPU/VRAM for some extra FPS

 

[sizzling]

He does not need a beefier gpu, that a good gpu for 1080p gaming. It also does not support sli

 

[Ecky]

GPU and CPU load are largely independent. You can always lower graphical settings to get a higher framerate if your GPU is the limiting factor, but if the CPU is, you simply get what you get. Because of this I usually favor spending a bit more on a CPU, I don't mind dropping a graphical setting or two to get my target framerate but am pretty unhappy with the idea of simply not being able to play a game smoothly without replacing hardware.