help needed for upgrading my build

[ayukozuki]

i currently have a gaming rig consisting of 

• prossesor: intel i5-10400f
• gpu:gtx 1650 asus tuf edition 4gb vram 
• mother board: asus prime h510m-E
• ram: corsair vengence 8x2 3200MHZ
• power supply: corsiar 650w psu

i am getting a rtx 2080ti for really cheap ($150) and i wanted to use it to upgrade my current setup, but i am thinking will it bottel neck my current system?

[Hinjima]

1 minute ago, ayukozuki said:

i currently have a gaming rig consisting of 

• prossesor: intel i5-10400f
• gpu:gtx 1650 asus tuf edition 4gb vram 
• mother board: asus prime h510m-E
• ram: corsair vengence 8x2 3200MHZ
• power supply: corsiar 650w psu

i am getting a rtx 2080ti for really cheap ($150) and i wanted to use it to upgrade my current setup, but i am thinking will it bottel neck my current system?

What is the budget you have for the system upgrade ( Not including the GPU )

[ayukozuki]

6 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

What is the budget you have for the system upgrade ( Not including the GPU )

i am replacing my 1650 with the rtx 2080 ti, will it bottleneck in my current system

[Trembletop]

9 minutes ago, ayukozuki said:

i am replacing my 1650 with the rtx 2080 ti, will it bottleneck in my current system

You should be able to run a 2070 super just fine though.

[Hinjima]

15 minutes ago, ayukozuki said:

i am replacing my 1650 with the rtx 2080 ti, will it bottleneck in my current system

I would say yes, a little.  You will still see a huge increase in performance and the upgrade will be totally worth it.

The i5-10400f is still a somewhat okay processor, you would of course see more performance if you also upgraded the CPU but the Prime h510m-E'' lacks any sort of VRM cooling so I wouldn't put a much faster CPU in that motherboard.

 

Get the 2080Ti and continue gaming

Your 650w PSU should also be fine for this upgrade.

[Trembletop]

1 minute ago, Hinjima said:

I would say yes, a little.  You will still see a huge increase in performance and the upgrade will be totally worth it.

The i5-10400f is still a somewhat okay processor, you would of course see more performance if you also upgraded the CPU but the Prime h510m-E'' lacks any sort of VRM cooling so I wouldn't put a much faster CPU in that motherboard.

 

Get the 2080Ti and continue gaming

Your 650w PSU should also be fine for this upgrade.

The biggest problem I see is that it's a high possibility that the 2080 ti is either artifacting or completely bricked. At $150 they're either getting the deal of a lifetime or a 2080 ti that isn't usable.

[ayukozuki]

1 hour ago, Hinjima said:

I would say yes, a little.  You will still see a huge increase in performance and the upgrade will be totally worth it.

The i5-10400f is still a somewhat okay processor, you would of course see more performance if you also upgraded the CPU but the Prime h510m-E'' lacks any sort of VRM cooling so I wouldn't put a much faster CPU in that motherboard.

 

Get the 2080Ti and continue gaming

Your 650w PSU should also be fine for this upgrade.

ok thank you

[ayukozuki]

1 hour ago, Trembletop said:

The biggest problem I see is that it's a high possibility that the 2080 ti is either artifacting or completely bricked. At $150 they're either getting the deal of a lifetime or a 2080 ti that isn't usable.

the seller is one of my frends he used it for video edting and graphic designing and stuff, hes building a new pc so i was thinking of buing that,

[jaslion]

2 minutes ago, ayukozuki said:

the seller is one of my frends he used it for video edting and graphic designing and stuff, hes building a new pc so i was thinking of buing that,

Get it and be happy with it!
 

[Trembletop]

18 minutes ago, ayukozuki said:

the seller is one of my frends he used it for video edting and graphic designing and stuff, hes building a new pc so i was thinking of buing that,

In that case, get it and have fun.

[OddOod]

In the future you could probably drop another 200$ on a 10700 and a peerless assassin cooler and have a pretty rockin rig, though you'll be close to the limits of that 650W supply at that point

[ayukozuki]

47 minutes ago, OddOod said:

In the future you could probably drop another 200$ on a 10700 and a peerless assassin cooler and have a pretty rockin rig, though you'll be close to the limits of that 650W supply at that point

daum, sure be considering that.

[ayukozuki]

1 hour ago, Trembletop said:

In that case, get it and have fun.

any suggestion on the tests that i should run after or before getting it?

[ayukozuki]

1 hour ago, jaslion said:

Get it and be happy with it!
 

indeed 

[Trembletop]

5 minutes ago, ayukozuki said:

any suggestion on the tests that i should run after or before getting it?

You probably want to try running games you play and try running benchmarks that are available to you.

[Dedayog]

3 hours ago, ayukozuki said:

i currently have a gaming rig consisting of 

• prossesor: intel i5-10400f
• gpu:gtx 1650 asus tuf edition 4gb vram 
• mother board: asus prime h510m-E
• ram: corsair vengence 8x2 3200MHZ
• power supply: corsiar 650w psu

i am getting a rtx 2080ti for really cheap ($150) and i wanted to use it to upgrade my current setup, but i am thinking will it bottel neck my current system?

So you're just throwing in a 2080Ti?  Did you need help with anything?