New pc help

[iFanta]

get i5 7400 / 7500 and a gtx 1060 6 GB
much better

How much money is 1060 6 gb n is it very expensive compared to gtx 1050 ti 4 gb?

1060 6gb around 250-300 euro
1050 ti 4gb around 170-200 euro

Alright but i need 8400 not 7400 if 1060 as '' bottleneck '' sth i heard will be in high percentage

[Aleksa]

I meant to type 1060 6GB not 60, typo.

Well I don't really know, but I guess, you need a decent cpu to have decent gpu.

[iFanta]

I meant to type 1060 6GB not 60, typo.

Well I don't really know, but I guess, you need a decent cpu to have decent gpu.

[Snipaxxyy]

Hi,sorry for the late reply.The best CPU to game on is the 8700K however you don't need that much power for a GTX 1050 ti. I'm going to say anywhere from a Core i3 8100 to a Core i5 8400 is where you should aim.

Thanks.

[knifeboss]

I3 8100 with 1060 6gb or a rx 480/470 4gb or 8gb if you dont want to pay for a 1060.
An i3 8100 is as good as a i5 7400/7500 and it costs 70 euros less.

[Snipaxxyy]

So i am buying a new pc and wanted to know which intel core i5 gen should i get with 1050 ti display driver?

Also I forgot to mention you must have a 550+ WAT Power supply to be able to use GTX 1050 Ti.if it's lower it will burn the graphics card.

[iFanta]

Okay so 1050 ti n i5 7400 with 550 watt is good?

[Aleksa]

Okay so 1050 ti n i5 7400 with 550 watt is good?

I've got 750 watts though.

[Mastro]

Okay so 1050 ti n i5 7400 with 550 watt is good?

More than enough. Even a 330W PSU would do perfectly fine with a GTX 1050Ti and i5 7400.

I say you get a 400-500W one just in case you upgrade your components some time later to something better. You don't really need many watts PSU unless you want to spend a lot of cash for nothing. Quality matters a lot too, not only watts.

Use https://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator to calculate.

[iFanta]

Okay so 1050 ti n i5 7400 with 550 watt is good?

More than enough. Even a 330W PSU would do perfectly fine with a GTX 1050Ti and i5 7400.

I say you get a 400-500W one just in case you upgrade your components some time later to something better. You don't really need many watts PSU unless you want to spend a lot of cash for nothing. Quality matters a lot too, not only watts.

Use https://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator to calculate.

Okay thanks ill get 550 because ofc i will upgrade in the near future