What happens if you switch from gtx 1650 to rtx 4060?

[76561199093957182]

it feels like when I played on gtx 1650 and updated the video card to rtx 4060, the fps didn't seem to change. (140 average)



do I need the rtx 4090 to have a hard 165 fps in all modes?
is it possible that the processor is weak i7 4790k?
what do you think gamers?

[CaptainSonic]

EDIT: Your CPU was released in 2014. It is a decade old and shouldn't be paired with modern hardware. That's where your bottleneck is. : )

Original post:
I'm not familiar with that CPU but I do know that bottlenecking is likely at play if you've made that big of an upgrade and noticed no difference. I usually recommend upgrading both CPU and GPU simultaneously or not at all, because of this reason.

[Babda]

seems like someone does not see the vsync button is enabled so the frame rate is tied to his monitor. eitherway more fps doesnt make you better.

[Notree™]

Definitely a CPU bottleneck.

[tk444]

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[Nutsnut]

That CPU is ancient and definitely a bottleneck on in single core speed and IPC

[Ancient Oldie]

the CPU is good for the 1650, but can't keep up with a 4060.

[oldirty`]

Its pretty difficult to bottleneck a cpu, but you did I guess.
Regardless, upgrading a gpu for cs is almost never worth it, even if the cpu was fit for the card you would hahve gained very little.

Tone down resolution, AA and shader so the cpu can feed the gpu properly.
Beyond that you really need a new cpu.

[TheMojito]

So according to calculator ur cpu bottleneck is 45.4%. I suggest you upgrade your processor to am5 since intel got little problem with newer generations. If ur on a budget u still can buy am4 with great variety of budget CPU's. Btw what resolution u play on?

[76561199093957182]

Originally posted by 󠁳⁧⁧ TheMojito:

So according to calculator ur cpu bottleneck is 45.4%. I suggest you upgrade your processor to am5 since intel got little problem with newer generations. If ur on a budget u still can buy am4 with great variety of budget CPU's. Btw what resolution u play on?

full hd

[76561199093957182]

Originally posted by CaptainSonic:

EDIT: Your CPU was released in 2014. It is a decade old and shouldn't be paired with modern hardware. That's where your bottleneck is. : )

Original post:
I'm not familiar with that CPU but I do know that bottlenecking is likely at play if you've made that big of an upgrade and noticed no difference. I usually recommend upgrading both CPU and GPU simultaneously or not at all, because of this reason.

crap, I need another motherboard to change the processor (my board is z87-g43 and this processor was the last one that fit this socket) well thx for helping

[Renos]

Originally posted by GGmanGG:

it feels like when I played on gtx 1650 and updated the video card to rtx 4060, the fps didn't seem to change. (140 average)



do I need the rtx 4090 to have a hard 165 fps in all modes?
is it possible that the processor is weak i7 4790k?
what do you think gamers?

ah yes expecting not to bottleneck a 4060 and gain performance.
by pairing it with a cpu thats 10+ years old and uses heavily outdated ddr3 memory,

[Ancient Oldie]

Originally posted by GGmanGG:

Originally posted by CaptainSonic:

EDIT: Your CPU was released in 2014. It is a decade old and shouldn't be paired with modern hardware. That's where your bottleneck is. : )

Original post:
I'm not familiar with that CPU but I do know that bottlenecking is likely at play if you've made that big of an upgrade and noticed no difference. I usually recommend upgrading both CPU and GPU simultaneously or not at all, because of this reason.

crap, I need another motherboard to change the processor (my board is z87-g43 and this processor was the last one that fit this socket) well thx for helping

If you buy, don't buy intel cpu at this moment, especially not when you buy high end. AMD is the better choice at this moment.