will this work for gaming? ''please help''

[FACEB00K]

ok, i have a amd a6 5400k which is not for gaming. I also have 21 gb of ram. But the question i want to know is if i get the gtx 1050 ti (ill put a link to the one) will i get a ok gaming experience? or can i atleast overclock my a6 to get that experience? please reply thanks -Logan 

 

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487291

[Princess Luna]

Yes it will provide an alrightish gaming experience old titles until 2013, it'll be good enough for above 60fps on e-sports too, playing on low quality though obviously

[Himommies]

7 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

Yes it will provide an alrightish gaming experience old titles until 2013, it'll be good enough for above 60fps on e-sports too, playing on low quality though obviously

Where the heck are you getting this from.I can play Dragon Age Inqusitionat 1080p 30fps medium on my HTPC which has a R7 360 and a A8-7600

[InsanityWolf]

If you play lighter games or at low res/low graphics settings you could upgrade to an a10-78xx K and get the 1050 ti to squeeze what's left of your computer,otherwise start from scratch.

[Princess Luna]

1 minute ago, Himommies said:

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It's what my old Core2Duo E7500 @3,4ghz along side a GTX 560ti could do back in the day, it played stuff up to 2012~2013 fine at 1680x1050p60fps and cs:go and league of legends were a smooth 60fps+

 

A 1050ti is better and the 5400k actually bottlenecks it a bit less than the Core2Duo would so by simple logic...

[Himommies]

Just now, Princess Cadence said:

It's what my old Core2Duo E7500 @3,4ghz along side a GTX 560ti could do back in the day, it played stuff up to 2012~2013 fine at 1680x1050p60fps and cs:go and league of legends were a smooth 60fps+

 

A 1050ti is better and the 5400k actually bottlenecks it a bit less than the Core2Duo would so by simple logic...

I'd say he should be able to play titles like Dark Souls 3 and Doom at 1080p as long as he keeps expectation in check

[Anjelllo]

1 hour ago, InsanityWolf said:

If you play lighter games or at low res/low graphics settings you could upgrade to an a10-78xx K and get the 1050 ti to squeeze what's left of your computer,otherwise start from scratch.

How does that make any sense? Lowering graphical settings when there is an obvious cpu bottleneck? The only thing you can do to avoid low framerates with a cpu bottleneck is reducing physics-render distance and others depending on the games you play.

[FACEB00K]

i mean i dont even have a card in my system right now and i can play all those older games but i wanna know if i could play gta 5?