Will this system bottleneck?

[Noisycall]

Hey guys,

I was wondering if this pre-order system would bottleneck, ie, the 6400 Bottlenecking the gtx 1060. 

Thanks!

 

 

[You_are_a_cunt]

No

[Noisycall]

1 minute ago, revsilverspine said:

No

Thanks, but can I get a bit more insight. But if it's just no then no.

[Guest]

Shouldn't 

[rn8686]

It would probably be cheaper to build it yourself than buy a pre-built. The i5 will not bottleneck a 1060, but I would get a better PSU, that one is crap. 

 

Edi: I would also get a larger SSD or a HDD for mass storage, 120Gb isnt much. 

[You_are_a_cunt]

Just now, Noisycall said:

Thanks, but can I get a bit more insight. But if it's just no then no.

Not much insight to be had, tbh. the 6400 is quite capable and I don't see any scenario that regards consumer-level activities that would cause it to bottleneck a 1060

[Simon771]

Perfect fit.

i5 6400 and GTX 1060 will work together well.

At least in 90% of the games.

 

Some games are more CPU demanding and there is where CPU will bottleneck a bit, and in other, GPU will be at 100% but CPU under 50%.

But like I said, that CPU and GPU are going to work together perfect.

 

Go for it!

[Noisycall]

14 minutes ago, rn8686 said:

It would probably be cheaper to build it yourself than buy a pre-built. The i5 will not bottleneck a 1060, but I would get a better PSU, that one is crap. 

 

Edi: I would also get a larger SSD or a HDD for mass storage, 120Gb isnt much. 

The power supply is good enough, after all it is Corsair, but the entry level thing is something, also I have an additional 500gb hdd which I will add to the system, the ssd is for the boot drive. 

Thanks for the help

 

[Ctown0812]

Even in really CPU intensive games, like ARMA III or GTA V you won't have anything to worry about.  But I would recommend building it yourself like others have mentioned.  Its a fun, rewarding experience.

[Noisycall]

6 minutes ago, Simon771 said:

Perfect fit.

i5 6400 and GTX 1060 will work together well.

At least in 90% of the games.

 

Some games are more CPU demanding and there is where CPU will bottleneck a bit, and in other, GPU will be at 100% but CPU under 50%.

But like I said, that CPU and GPU are going to work together perfect.

 

Go for it!

Thanks, appreciate the help

[Praesi]

How much do they want for this?

[Noisycall]

1 minute ago, Praesi said:

How much do they want for this?

62000 rs - around 927$

[rn8686]

21 minutes ago, Noisycall said:

The power supply is good enough, after all it is Corsair, but the entry level thing is something, also I have an additional 500gb hdd which I will add to the system, the ssd is for the boot drive. 

Thanks for the help

 

Just because its corsair doesnt make it good (I can think of several from reputable brands that are legitimately unsafe), I would still recommend buying a higher quality PSU unless you intend to replace in a few years.

[Praesi]

12 minutes ago, Noisycall said:

62000 rs - around 927$

Ok price for a prebuild  like this. Usual prebuilds are ridiculous overpriced.

[HKZeroFive]

27 minutes ago, Noisycall said:

The power supply is good enough, after all it is Corsair, but the entry level thing is something, also I have an additional 500gb hdd which I will add to the system, the ssd is for the boot drive. 

Thanks for the help

The fact remains that it's crap, regardless of brand. I would try to get different one if possible.

[Noisycall]

3 minutes ago, Praesi said:

Ok price for a prebuild  like this. Usual prebuilds are ridiculous overpriced.

Plus they test the whole pc and also send a recovery Pen drive, some light strips and they seem legit, had a small article published about the company in a reputed newspaper

[Noisycall]

1 minute ago, HKZeroFive said:

The fact remains that it's crap, regardless of brand. I would try to get different one if possible.

Can you suggest a more reliable psu around the same price point?

[Praesi]

8 minutes ago, Noisycall said:

Plus they test the whole pc and also send a recovery Pen drive, some light strips and they seem legit, had a small article published about the company in a reputed newspaper

But @HKZeroFive is right  with the PSU. You should add a better one. Dont take chances to safe a few Dollars.

[HKZeroFive]

9 minutes ago, Noisycall said:

Can you suggest a more reliable psu around the same price point?

The Corsair CX450M available?

[Ichi]

29 minutes ago, Noisycall said:

62000 rs - around 927$

 

21 minutes ago, Praesi said:

Ok price for a prebuild  like this. Usual prebuilds are ridiculous overpriced.

That's actually alot for a build like this, I would say max $700.

Depends on location anyway, if it's fair for your location then it's fine.

[Praesi]

33 minutes ago, Ichi said:

 

That's actually alot for a build like this, I would say max $700.

Depends on location anyway, if it's fair for your location then it's fine.

He could safe  ~100$. Thats not alot for a prebuild,  not at all.

[Noisycall]

20 hours ago, Praesi said:

He could safe  ~100$. Thats not alot for a prebuild,  not at all.

This contains windows and at the prices in India, I would save 30$ if I built it myself soooooooooo, no I'm not going to.

[Tim Serious]

21 hours ago, Noisycall said:

62000 rs - around 927$

u can build it yourself for 55-58k with better with quality psu ...

 corsair vs power supplies are really bad.

[Noisycall]

8 minutes ago, Tim Serious said:

u can build it yourself for 55-58k with better with quality psu ...

 corsair vs power supplies are really bad.

Prices listed on Amazon total to 60K and tell me a better psu, for real, cause I don't know any, like give me a serious suggestion

[Praesi]

21 minutes ago, Noisycall said:

This contains windows and at the prices in India, I would save 30$ if I built it myself soooooooooo, no I'm not going to.

But building is fun ?