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In ways that actually matter, maybe a little at times, but not enough to make it a major issue.
Too much emphasis is put on this in the wrong way IMO. In PC terms, a bottleneck just means it's the limiting factor. If the CPU is ever a bottleneck, it is not a problem. It is only a problem if the CPU is sputtering so badly with a given use that the GPU doesn't matter. When the CPU isn't the bottleneck, with games, it's usually the GPU. Just because it isn't 100% the GPU, and 100% of the time, doesn't mean it's an issue.
But if you're stuck on the idea on not having "too much" power, get a GeForce 1030 I guess. Or maybe a non-ti 1050.
and
Are you putting the card in a brand name pc like Dell, Hp, etc...?
for older games at 720p no
for newer games at 1080p yes