Upgrading GPU, have questions please help?

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nanosama

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Hey guys my current spec is:
Cpu: i7 2600
Mainboard: Asus p8z77 v lx
Gpu: Gtx 560Ti (Died recently)
8GB Ram
Gx 750Watt Bronze power supply.

And i've been thinking about upgrading my gpu to gtx 1050ti. But i heard newer graphic cards like gtx 10 series doesnt perform well like it should on old components like mine (2nd gen cpu and old motherboard). So i was wondering did anyone experience something like latest graphic cards performing bad with old cpu/motherboard/components? Is it true? Will gtx 1050ti work just fine with full performance on my pc?
 
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The only thing that could draw back from an old pc is the performance of the components (because they are old and they dont compare with the new ones, and the lacking performance specially from teh cpu can bottleneck teh videocard.) but in your case the i7 2600 should be strong enought for a gtx 1050 ti even for a gtx 1060. Dont worry your card will work at maximum performance on your pc, eventually if you can add in teh future another 8 Gb of ram but for now you are ok.
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Dragos Manea

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The only thing that could draw back from an old pc is the performance of the components (because they are old and they dont compare with the new ones, and the lacking performance specially from teh cpu can bottleneck teh videocard.) but in your case the i7 2600 should be strong enought for a gtx 1050 ti even for a gtx 1060. Dont worry your card will work at maximum performance on your pc, eventually if you can add in teh future another 8 Gb of ram but for now you are ok.
 
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Does adding RAM help aswell? Whats the process behind this?
 
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