nickolaslambrou :
I recently bought a gtx 1070Ti and sadly it bottlenecks my CPU in almost every single game that i play. It saddens me but i'm planning to upgrade my CPU in about a year so it's fine. What i wanna ask is if there's a way to lessen the bottleneck just so i can at least enjoy my gaming experience this year, thanks.
Bottleneck would be some i agree with the others depending on game. The way you're describing your disappointment does seem its something else though. Elaborate more of your problem, system specs if you would, including Windows version, storage, motherboard, memory and applications you're using while gaming. Even if it's trivial sounding to you, do mention it, ie; If use Geforce Experience to optimise games(don't), kind of games you play that suffer, Windows and Nvidia CP power plan settings.
If Windows 10, disable Gamebar.
If have only 8GB system memory with a card like that would need 16GB to avoid massive pagefiles, anything written to storage will slow performance and modern games tend to do so more often with 8GB system ram and graphics cards with 4GB or more vram. Can check pagefile usage with MSI Afterburner SkyNetRising suggested.
Include in your list of specs which gpu you had previously and how you went about uninstalling/installing drivers for the 1070Ti. Coming from a different brand or model gpu is best to use DDU
http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html Not always necessary with the same brand but a sure thing to try if having trouble. Install it first in normal Windows and run DDU in safemode.