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I have a question for computer testers and assemblers.
I assembled my computer at an unfavourable time and now I've decided to upgrade.
I have the following components:
Motherboard - Gigabyte b460m gaming HD
Processor - Intel i5 10600kf
Video card - Palit 1050ti 4gb
RAM - 16gb ddr4
Storage - (I don't remember the manufacturer) Nvme 512gb
I want to replace the graphics card with a 5060ti. But they use Pci express 5.0 8x or Pci express 4.0 16x, and my motherboard has Pci express 3.0 16x.
Will I lose a lot of performance? Will there be a conflict between components?
Or should I look for a used 3060ti?
Or will the upgrade be better than the 1050ti and 3060ti?
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I have a question for computer testers and assemblers.
I assembled my computer at an unfavourable time and now I've decided to upgrade.
I have the following components:
Motherboard - Gigabyte b460m gaming HD
Processor - Intel i5 10600kf
Video card - Palit 1050ti 4gb
RAM - 16gb ddr4
Storage - (I don't remember the manufacturer) Nvme 512gb
I want to replace the graphics card with a 5060ti. But they use Pci express 5.0 8x or Pci express 4.0 16x, and my motherboard has Pci express 3.0 16x.
Will I lose a lot of performance? Will there be a conflict between components?
Or should I look for a used 3060ti?
Or will the upgrade be better than the 1050ti and 3060ti?
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