No, the FX8350 at 4.2Ghz should not bottleneck the 1050 Ti processor.
No, the FX8350 at 4.2Ghz should not bottleneck the 1050 Ti processor.
I've noticed people running older games with this CPU boosted and a 1060 with 6GB RAM, but any current title needing decent processing will likely struggle. Whether this GPU fits the setup depends on overall system quality and cost, like a 1050ti often being too expensive for its capabilities.
They mentioned the thermal concerns with the GT640, but it might struggle with a weak cooler. The 1050Ti seems more reliable, though it’s not overly demanding on power. For a better balance, consider choosing a model with a solid cooler to maintain performance even under less-than-ideal conditions. Remember, an RX 570 offers similar pricing to the 1050Ti and delivers much better results.
Your mobile device only supports cross-fire functionality. Would you consider upgrading to a Radeon-based system?
Refers to two Radeon GPUs or a single Nvidia 1050/1050 Ti GPU.
Dual-GPU offers little value in 2020 for most users due to several factors. Opt for a single, quicker card—it will perform better. My argument was that (during its production era), the 1050Ti was priced similarly to an RX 570, yet it ran about 25-30% slower, making it a less appealing choice. If this applies to your situation, I’d suggest going with the RX 570 instead.