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How would be if a gtx 1050ti paired with i5 8600k..??

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Too much CPU for too little GPU in my humble opinion, that is... considering you don't have CPU intensive software you have to run along but for gaming even the dirty cheap Pentium G4560 can drive a GTX 1050ti the i5 8600k is GTX 1070(980ti) or higher better suited.

It would work but the GPU would bottleneck the CPU. A 1060 6gb would much better suited. 

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Fine for 1080p 60hz if you don't mind turning down a few settings.

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Much rather have a i5-8400 with a GTX 1060 instead TBH. Pair it with fast memory as well.

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On 10/10/2017 at 4:06 PM, JOHN MAHDI said:

How would be if a gtx 1050ti paired with i5 8600k..??

It would be alright for 1080p gaming at high-max settings and good for 4K max settings for older less demanding titles like Need for Speed:Most Wanted.For newer demanding games it'd be 4K-low to med. settings.I'd rather get a 1060 instead

 

   

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19 minutes ago, JOHN MAHDI said:

How would be if a gtx 1050ti paired with i5 8600k..??

It would work fine but you'd be better for with a more capable GPU, something like a 1060 6GB or even a 1070.

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12 minutes ago, BloodyWaters said:

The GPU will probably bottleneck the CPU. 

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On 10/10/2017 at 4:29 PM, McHox said:

not at all

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Just now, Gaurav S Rao said:

good for 4K max settings for older less demanding titles like Need for Speed:Most Wanted.For newer demanding games it'd be 4K-low to med. settings.I'd rather get a 1060 instead

 

Even at low to med settings, you're not playing 4k on a 1050ti lol.

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On 10/10/2017 at 4:34 PM, RKRiley said:

Even at low to med settings, you're not playing 4k on a 1050ti lol.

You can.... RGinHD did a video of 4K gaming on a RX 460... even slower than the 1050 ti and did pretty ok and playable (around 30 fps) for what he paid.

   

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Too much CPU for too little GPU in my humble opinion, that is... considering you don't have CPU intensive software you have to run along but for gaming even the dirty cheap Pentium G4560 can drive a GTX 1050ti the i5 8600k is GTX 1070(980ti) or higher better suited.

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On 10/10/2017 at 4:42 PM, Princess Cadence said:

Too much CPU for too little GPU in my humble opinion, that is... considering you don't have CPU intensive software you have to run along but for gaming even the dirty cheap Pentium G4560 can drive a GTX 1050ti the i5 8600k is GTX 1070(980ti) or higher better suited.

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8 minutes ago, RKRiley said:

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7 minutes ago, Gaurav S Rao said:

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Though it beats me deeply how you can afford a 4k display but can't afford a decent graphics card to get most out of it, even if the GTX 1050ti can be used to play at 4k, that is by all means not optimal.

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23 hours ago, Princess Cadence said:

 

 

Though it beats me deeply how you can afford a 4k display but can't afford a decent graphics card to get most out of it, even if the GTX 1050ti can be used to play at 4k, that is by all means not optimal.

I know that,what if you bought a 4k tv and ran out of cash hahahah 

   

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Just now, Gaurav S Rao said:

I know that,what if you bought a 4k tv and ran out of cash hahahah

In particularly case I have always bought the graphics card before the display, I actually had a Maxwell TITAN X paired with a 1680x1050p60hz 22 inch LCD panel xD

 

Later I upgraded to the 2560x1080p80hz with the same GPU, now I have just bought a GTX 1080ti and I'm still with the 2560x1080p80hz display but by December or January I plan on getting a good flat screen 4k for couch bed gaming.

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On 10/10/2017 at 4:47 PM, Princess Cadence said:

In particularly case I have always bought the graphics card before the display, I actually had a Maxwell TITAN X paired with a 1680x1050p60hz 22 inch LCD panel xD

 

Later I upgraded to the 2560x1080p80hz with the same GPU, now I have just bought a GTX 1080ti and I'm still with the 2560x1080p80hz display but by December or January I plan on getting a good flat screen 4k for couch bed gaming.

lol im running a 1440x900 Dell 19 inch from 2007 monitor and don't plan to upgrade soon... look at my signature specs lol

   

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5 hours ago, Gaurav S Rao said:

You can.... RGinHD did a video of 4K gaming on a RX 460... even slower than the 1050 ti and did pretty ok and playable (around 30 fps) for what he paid.

On 5 year old games...

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It would heavily bottleneck the CPU, I have the same GPU and r5 1600, the reason I bought it was because I had the money but there were no stronger GPUs on the market, future proof-ability was the reason too but with coffee lake on the market I regret my decision because by the time all those cores get utilized r5 1600 will be probably worse than fx 8xxx today :( 

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