Can core 2 quad q9705 run smoothly next-gen high graphics games?

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Ronit Ghosh

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I want to buy a good processor on P5 KPL-AM/PS motherboard.Which is best for gaming on this motherboard.I just want to play next gen graphic games.Now i have Intel(R) Pentium E5400 & which is best for mine motherboard for playing best of next gen games i.e battlefield 4,mass effect 4,crysis 3,prototype 3,splinter cell black list etc.
 
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I agree...AMD is really good for GPU's but im not a fan of their CPU's :/

I say get a 3570k, 4670k, if you dont wanna OC, 3470 or 4570

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jaguarskx

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Intel's Core 2 Quad CPUs still provide pretty decent performance; which is the main reason why I am still using my Q9450. However, more recent Intel generation CPUs are more powerful at the same clockspeed.

Unless you are getting the Q9705 for a very cheap price, I think you are simply better off saving up money for an Intel Ivy Bridge or Haswell CPU whichever is cheaper.
 
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Kinda but that depends on the title and how you set up the rig. Been experimenting on and old 05 model rig and surprisingly a lot of games work rather well despite being a pentium m 770 @2.5ghz on a msi speedster 915 with a 4650. Personally if you want a lasting rig that doesn't need a lot of tweaking that is fast in almost anything current a new i5 based system will do. As for being economical a 45nmn core 2 quad will do but they do need a Good board.
 
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I agree...AMD is really good for GPU's but im not a fan of their CPU's :/

I say get a 3570k, 4670k, if you dont wanna OC, 3470 or 4570

:)
 
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