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What to upgrade to Improve Performance for BF4

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October 6, 2013 3:46:37 AM

I am wondering what I can and/or should upgrade to improve performance, mostly specific to Battlefield 4.

Edit: Whoops, thought I added specs. Right now, I have a AMD Phenom II X4, a GTX 650 ti boost, and an ASRock 970 Extreme3

Any help would be appreciated, thanks

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October 6, 2013 3:50:39 AM

What are your current system specs?
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October 6, 2013 4:08:36 AM

upgrade your cpu up to fx 6350
upgrade your gpu up to gtx 770

budget?
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October 6, 2013 4:12:25 AM

badboyrog said:
upgrade your cpu up to fx 6350
upgrade your gpu up to gtx 770

budget?


I was wondering if there was just one of these that I should upgrade over the rest that would maximize performance improvement. As for budget, I'm not really worried about that, I just want to know if I should focus on my CPU, GPU, or motherboard. Thanks
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October 6, 2013 4:22:45 AM

your mobo is not the best one ..but its enough good to still using it
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October 6, 2013 4:39:44 AM

I would defiantly upgrade your GPU first. Depending on the model of the Phenom II X4 you have you may not see a lot of difference with a new CPU unless you make the jump to a whole new Motherboard and CPU combo. So if you are looking for something to keep you till you can make a swap to a newer system, go with a more powerful GPU like the GTX 770. You can always put that card in your new system a little later down the road.
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October 6, 2013 3:34:29 PM

counterc said:
I would defiantly upgrade your GPU first. Depending on the model of the Phenom II X4 you have you may not see a lot of difference with a new CPU unless you make the jump to a whole new Motherboard and CPU combo. So if you are looking for something to keep you till you can make a swap to a newer system, go with a more powerful GPU like the GTX 770. You can always put that card in your new system a little later down the road.


Ok, thats really helpful, I'll look into the GPU, thanks!
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October 7, 2013 10:11:50 PM

counterc said:
I would defiantly upgrade your GPU first. Depending on the model of the Phenom II X4 you have you may not see a lot of difference with a new CPU unless you make the jump to a whole new Motherboard and CPU combo. So if you are looking for something to keep you till you can make a swap to a newer system, go with a more powerful GPU like the GTX 770. You can always put that card in your new system a little later down the road.


Hey, sorry, one more question, if I've only got 4 gb of ram, would it make a significant improvement by upgrading my ram? Thanks

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October 7, 2013 10:16:47 PM

''Hey, sorry, one more question, if I've only got 4 gb of ram, would it make a significant improvement by upgrading my ram? Thanks''

of course!
get a kit of 2X4GB memory stick in dual channel mode


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