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hey guys is this build good for latest gaming like BF4,COD ghosts,assassins creed 4 etc?
Is there any upgrades i have to make?pls state them. thank-you in advance

CPU : 4th Gen Intel(R) Pentium(R) CPU G3220 @ 3.00GHz
Memory : G Skill ripjaws 4096 MB RAM gaming ram
GPU : Sapphire AMD Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition
MoBo: G1 Sniper B5 gaming series
HDD : 500GB
 
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I wouldnt crossfire 7770s. There are issues with crossfire and the 7770 just isnt powerful enough to make it worth your while. You could go up to a 7850 or equivalent and itll perform tons better for not much of a larger price. The CPU you need to understand is a dual core with no hyperthreading. It isnt very good, I use those in my custom NES builds for emulation and HTPC purposes. I would suggest getting an entry level i5, 3350p. If funds cant stretch that far, I get it. But dont expect miracles from the Pentium CPU.
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decent enough base system, with reasonable performance. One thing though, i'd stick an extra 4gb ram in, to make 8gb min. 8gb is quickly becoming the standard, with both BF4 and COD Ghosts being almost unplayable with 4gb. Just to much swapping to the HD. Can really slow your game experience down.
 
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well yes ill be adding another 4gb stick within next month.btw is it a wise choise to put up another HD 7770 in crossfired mode to play in ultra?or do you have anybetter choice?
 
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I wouldnt crossfire 7770s. There are issues with crossfire and the 7770 just isnt powerful enough to make it worth your while. You could go up to a 7850 or equivalent and itll perform tons better for not much of a larger price. The CPU you need to understand is a dual core with no hyperthreading. It isnt very good, I use those in my custom NES builds for emulation and HTPC purposes. I would suggest getting an entry level i5, 3350p. If funds cant stretch that far, I get it. But dont expect miracles from the Pentium CPU.
 
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