- Nov 2, 2013
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Hi,
I'm building budget PC to play Battlefield 4. My goal is to have LOW graphics settings but constant high fps (never below 60). I have 2 options:
1. used i5-3330s, used Asus P8H61-M LE/USB3, and used 4GB 1333 MHz CL9 memory
2. new FX-6300, new mobo (haven't decided about model), new memory
I haven't decided about graphics card yet, but probably i'll choose gfx 660, gfx 660 ti or something similar.
The price of that 2 options is similar, please help me which one will perform better in that game. I'm leaning towards option 1 but i'm not sure. Is the "s" version of that cpu noticeably worse than non "s" in gaming?
I'm building budget PC to play Battlefield 4. My goal is to have LOW graphics settings but constant high fps (never below 60). I have 2 options:
1. used i5-3330s, used Asus P8H61-M LE/USB3, and used 4GB 1333 MHz CL9 memory
2. new FX-6300, new mobo (haven't decided about model), new memory
I haven't decided about graphics card yet, but probably i'll choose gfx 660, gfx 660 ti or something similar.
The price of that 2 options is similar, please help me which one will perform better in that game. I'm leaning towards option 1 but i'm not sure. Is the "s" version of that cpu noticeably worse than non "s" in gaming?
But I have another question: i have some cheap and basic mini tower case and i want to use it. Is this cpu with stock cooler going to overheat in such a small case? Or should i go for some aftermarket coolers? How about overclocking?
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