Will a 1050 Ti bottleneck an i5-8400? + Extras

[ayee.senpai]

I'm building a new computer for birthday and Christmas. I have a 1050 Ti and am also throwing in a low end z370 board or mid tier h370 (which ever one has a better deal at the time), 16gb of Corsair Vengence, an ssd and a hdd. Will my 1050 Ti seriously affect my gaming performance at 1080 by 1920 with medium-high settings? If so, should I overclock to make up for it? (Side Notes: I'm upgrading from an Athlon II x4 620 and my graphics card will be my next upgrade when needed, as the 6 core 6 thread 8400 will be good for a long time) Also, my brother will be inheriting my dad's old FX-8350 but will also have a 1060 6gb. Who will have the worse bottleneck?

[bleedblue]

20 minutes ago, ayee.senpai said:

Will my 1050 Ti seriously affect my gaming performance at 1080 by 1920 with medium-high settings? 

Of course it will, that's what it's supposed to do.

 

Most likely your brother will have better average fps with more stuttering.

[Spotty]

Why not put the 1060 6GB in with the i5 8400 and have the FX8350 with the 1050ti?

[Vegetable]

2 minutes ago, bleedblue said:

Of course it will, that's what it's supposed to do.

 

Most likely your brother will have better average fps with more stuttering.

 

24 minutes ago, ayee.senpai said:

I'm building a new computer for birthday and Christmas. I have a 1050 Ti and am also throwing in a low end z370 board or mid tier h370 (which ever one has a better deal at the time), 16gb of Corsair Vengence, an ssd and a hdd. Will my 1050 Ti seriously affect my gaming performance at 1080 by 1920 with medium-high settings? If so, should I overclock to make up for it? (Side Notes: I'm upgrading from an Athlon II x4 620 and my graphics card will be my next upgrade when needed, as the 6 core 6 thread 8400 will be good for a long time) Also, my brother will be inheriting my dad's old FX-8350 but will also have a 1060 6gb. Who will have the worse bottleneck?

To further specify, your minimum fps would be VASTLY higher. I can give specifics since I've had both an FX 8350 and a 4790k (the 4790k is almost 1:1 with the 8400 in terms of fps in games.) Lets say in GTA V you get a min/max/average of 45/100/65, the FX system would get 25/80/65. Long story short the i5 system would give a massively smoother experience overall, less stuttering fps drops etc.