Upgrading from AMD to i5

Dec 4, 2018
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Hi, I'm wondering what would I need to upgrade to a i5 processor, I have a GTX 1050Ti, but the processor isn't that good. I would like to know what would I need to add a i5 processor, to make sure it's compatible. I've tried to translate the best I could, because I speak Spanish. Any recommendations for my computer completely accepted.
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You have DDR3 system ram, so you could reuse your ram with an i5 that is of an older generation. And yes, even an older i5 would give you superior game performance compared to what you have now.

Otherwise you will need to buy new DDR4 system ram to go with the new CPU and new motherboard.

The cheapest way to get an older i5 is to buy a complete computer, like a Dell or similar. Then you simply add your memory and drives, and your videocard, and you're done. There are downsides to that approach. Alternatively you could just buy the motherboard and CPU on the used market.

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It depends on what i5 you are interested in. 6th gen and newer will require a new motherboard and new ram. 4th gen, like an i5 4590, would just require a new motherboard. Current gen i5's are quite expensive, so you might want to consider an AMD Ryzen 5, 2600, instead, if looking for a current gen platform.
 
You have DDR3 system ram, so you could reuse your ram with an i5 that is of an older generation. And yes, even an older i5 would give you superior game performance compared to what you have now.

Otherwise you will need to buy new DDR4 system ram to go with the new CPU and new motherboard.

The cheapest way to get an older i5 is to buy a complete computer, like a Dell or similar. Then you simply add your memory and drives, and your videocard, and you're done. There are downsides to that approach. Alternatively you could just buy the motherboard and CPU on the used market.
 
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