Bottleneck of my CPU i3 530 2.93ghz with gtx 750ti

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ekjyot sandhu

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Hi, I have got an question

I've got geforce 8500gt GPU
CPU is i3 530 2.93 GHz
PSU is 450
Ram is 4 GB

Oky my question Is if m gonna put gtx 750 in exchange of 8500 gt ,will it bottleneck my CPU?! Will there be certain performance drop of my GPU,can u describe in % ?

a well known computer mechanical told that ,"this GPU won't work the way it has to work, I mean it will only give 50% of its performance at most.
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I've got geforce 8500gt GPU
CPU is i3 530 2.93 GHz
PSU is 450
Ram is 4 GB

Oky my question Is if m gonna put gtx 750 in exchange of 8500 gt ,will it bottleneck my CPU?! Will there be certain performance drop of my GPU,can u describe in % ?

a well known computer mechanical told that ,"this GPU won't work the way it has to work, I mean it will only give 50% of its performance at most.
Is it true 50 % at most ??!!!!
Is it worth buying a GPU ?

EVERY ANSWER WILL SURELY APPRICIATED. 50 % at most ??!!!!
Is it worth buying a GPU ?

EVERY ANSWER WILL SURELY APPRICIATED
 
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Look at the specs in the BIOS for the power or using a utility. Intel boards provide one that is somewhat better since the power is for when using Windows. You also get other items like SMART status of drives.
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It is a good time to replace that aging card and generally the 750Ti is a good selection. As long as you don't plan on high settings at high resolution and the latest demanding games it should work well. Other than games I don't know of any limitations to be concerned with. I3 is losing some interest but will last for a while and below 3 GHz is a good general purpose speed and the GPU shouldn't be bottlenecked.
 
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ekjyot sandhu

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Thank you bro
Will there be a shot circuit cz of GPU ,is my PSU small to handle this GPU ?
 
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No problem but you should really look at amps provided by the 12volt line. Of course if it is aging it might be good to replace but I'm over six years on my quality PSUs.
 
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ekjyot sandhu

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So...will there'll be any problem cz m responsible it anything happen to pc ??
 
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Look at the specs in the BIOS for the power or using a utility. Intel boards provide one that is somewhat better since the power is for when using Windows. You also get other items like SMART status of drives.
 
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ekjyot sandhu

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Anyway Thx, u r awesome guys u helped me alot ......... Though I have one simple and last question, wil my PSU handle all these stuffs without any problem ,like auto shut down or something related to it ?!
I MUST SAY THAT ,U R COOL !!
 
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