Is it possible to pair an I5 7400 with an RTX series GPU ?

[Devid]

Is it possible to pair an i5 7400k with an RTX series? Like RTX 2060 or RTX 2070 ti.

[Princess Luna]

It is possible but the CPU may become a bottleneck.

[Jae Tee]

I see no reason why not, unless im missing something. Should work just fine. Are you worried about bottle-necking? It may not be the best, but it'll work.

[Devid]

4 minutes ago, Jae Tee said:

I see no reason why not, unless im missing something. Should work just fine. Are you worried about bottle-necking? It may not be the best, but it'll work.

I am not an expert, I want to upgrade my PC, I don't want to change my CPU Because I buy it almost 6 month ago, Now I want get a new GPU for my PC, Can CPU bottleneck damage my CPU If I use RTX 2060 or RTX 2070ti ?

[Devid]

11 minutes ago, Princess Luna said:

It is possible but the CPU may become a bottleneck.

Can it damage my machine?

[Jae Tee]

Just now, Devid said:

I am not an expert, I want to upgrade my PC, I don't want to change my CPU Because I buy it almost 6 month ago, Now I want get a new GPU for my PC, Can CPU bottleneck damage my CPU If I use RTX 2060 or RTX 2070ti ?

It will def. not damage anything. It should all work fine, you just might not see the full capability's of said Gpu.

[Devid]

3 minutes ago, Jae Tee said:

It will def. not damage anything. It should all work fine, you just might not see the full capability's of said Gpu.

So which gpu will be perfect for i5 7400k for video editing (after effect)

[MadAnt250]

8 minutes ago, Devid said:

i5 7400k

Do you mean i5 7400 not i5 7400k?

[Devid]

3 minutes ago, MadAnt250 said:

Do you mean i5 7400 not i5 7400k?

i5 7400k and k mean Kaby lake, intel kaby core i5

[MadAnt250]

1 minute ago, Devid said:

i5 7400k and k mean Kaby lake, intel kaby core i5

The k at the end of the name of an intel cpu indicates that it is an unlocked processor, your cpu does not have a k at the end of its name, you have an i5 7400 not an i5 7400k.

[Princess Luna]

28 minutes ago, Devid said:

So which gpu will be perfect for i5 7400k for video editing (after effect)

GTX 1650 Super

[Jae Tee]

45 minutes ago, Devid said:

So which gpu will be perfect for i5 7400k for video editing (after effect)

 A better GPU will always lead to better performance. But in order to get the most out of A GPU you will need a good CPU.  Simply buy within your budget.

[MadAnt250]

1 hour ago, Devid said:

So which gpu will be perfect for i5 7400k for video editing (after effect)

http://flimlionvisualfx.com/adobe-after-effects-system-requirements/

https://helpx.adobe.com/after-effects/system-requirements/2019-1.html

Probably what  @Princess Luna suggested.

[Devid]

9 hours ago, Devid said:

i5 7400k and k mean Kaby lake, intel kaby core i5

I am not an expert But now I am really really confuse about my CPU,  Just tell me one thing, Am i got cheated by the Dealer or not?

[SkilledRebuilds]

16 minutes ago, Devid said:

I am not an expert But now I am really really confuse about my CPU,  Just tell me one thing, Am i got cheated by the Dealer or not?

You were sold a i5 7400 nonK by the receipt.

There is no cheated... the i5 7400K models specifically you show are 'different CPU's' in the lineup of the 7000 series Intel chips.

Did you specifically state you WANT to overclock..? If you got asked about overclocking, and said yes, i'd like to,...then you got cheated,.. beyond THAT EXAMPLE, no you didn't.

Because most builders would ask, and even if not mentioned, should NOT give you a K sample if you don't need it.

So I don't see anything wrong.
K-Skews cost more also.

Don't make the mistake of thinking the K means KABYlake (I have a 4790K Haswell)

[Devid]

58 minutes ago, SkilledRebuilds said:

You were sold a i5 7400 nonK by the receipt.

There is no cheated... the i5 7400K models specifically you show are 'different CPU's' in the lineup of the 7000 series Intel chips.

Did you specifically state you WANT to overclock..? If you got asked about overclocking, and said yes, i'd like to,...then you got cheated,.. beyond THAT EXAMPLE, no you didn't.

Because most builders would ask, and even if not mentioned, should NOT give you a K sample if you don't need it.

So I don't see anything wrong.
K-Skews cost more also.

Don't make the mistake of thinking the K means KABYlake (I have a 4790K Haswell)

Oh ok Thank You!

[MadAnt250]

16 hours ago, Devid said:

I am really really confuse about my CPU,  Just tell me one thing, Am i got cheated by the Dealer or not?

I can see why there may be some confusion. The sellers have them listed as an i5 7400K but the SKU # is for the i5 7400 non K. I believe Intel did not make an i5 7400K and the title of the part being shown is a bait tactic, if you go look at the specs it will show the correct product name. If you did not want the perks of a K sku CPU and paid what the CPU is worth, then I would not worry about it.