i7 bottleneck 1050ti or 1050 2gb?

[Diarrrrrrr]

Hi boyz , will the CPU Intel Core i7-2600 3.4GHz a nVidia GTX 1050ti 4GB , or GTX 1050 2GB.? Please tell me coz im gonna buy a GTX 1050ti.  

[Crunchy Dragon]

No, you should be fine.

[GloriousPain]

You're fine; I'd say if you have Sandy i5 or newer (you have sandy i7) you're fine. Sandybridge was the last time intel had a big jump so anything since then is just marginally better IPC wise. I'd say you're good to have basically any gpu you want at the moment.

[tp95112]

You should be fine upto a 1060

[deXxterlab97]

Even a 1070/980Ti would be ok, granted if the games are not so CPU bound

[Guest]

any i7 would be fine

[Diarrrrrrr]

5 minutes ago, tp95112 said:

You should be fine upto a 1060

 for bad luck no money , if i will have money ill buy 1080 but i dont have  

[Diarrrrrrr]

9 minutes ago, GloriousPain said:

You're fine; I'd say if you have Sandy i5 or newer (you have sandy i7) you're fine. Sandybridge was the last time intel had a big jump so anything since then is just marginally better IPC wise. I'd say you're good to have basically any gpu you want at the moment.

what is Sandy bro ? 

[deXxterlab97]

Just now, Shqiptar said:

what is Sandy bro ? 

Sandy Bridge, code name for 2nd generation cpu ie any i5/i7 2xxx

[Diarrrrrrr]

3 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

Sandy Bridge, code name for 2nd generation cpu ie any i5/i7 2xxx

thanks  

[GloriousPain]

On 2/17/2018 at 2:58 PM, Shqiptar said:

what is Sandy bro ? 

Short for sandy bridge; it's the 2nd gen core i# processor line example being i7 2600k. You can look on youtube for benchmarks and such but Sandy still holds up fine now a days, as it was last time intel really made a massive performance jump and since then they've kinda sat on their asses and been like "More power efficient, better chipsets, ect ect; we know you won't buy AMD anyway because we have a monopoly"