Does dual core processor bottlenecks gtx 750 ti?
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JustCallMeAllen
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As I have stated before, "bottlenecking" is a debated term. Honestly, that processor will not be able to run at the speeds that that card is capable of. So in non-technical terms, yes. The card will not be able to run at its full potential because that processor wont be able to keep up. And I would definitely suggest upgrading that RAM to 8GB or more depending on what that motherboard can handle.
JustCallMeAllen
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Do you know what motherboard it has? It seems to be an older computer or at least a computer with low-end components. I am not sure if you will be able to run that 750 at what it is capable of. I would start your upgrades with a new processor and motherboard. Go for a mid-tier i5 if you are looking to game.
Honestly,I'm in no condition to upgrade my processor right now...
But my PC has 320W PSU and 75W maximum
PCIe slot power..
PCI express 2.0 x16 slot
Thats enough for gtx 750 ti?
All specifications of my PC is found here
https://www.cnet.com/products/hp-compaq-6005-pro/specs/
But my PC has 320W PSU and 75W maximum
PCIe slot power..
PCI express 2.0 x16 slot
Thats enough for gtx 750 ti?
All specifications of my PC is found here
https://www.cnet.com/products/hp-compaq-6005-pro/specs/
JustCallMeAllen
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It is enough for the 750ti. If you really want to buy the card, then go for it. I can't stop you. I am just saying that you won't see a huge improvement due to the nature of your other components. Best of luck!
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