- Aug 19, 2013
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I know a lot of you guys are pretty much against the Fx-6300... Well I have one lol. But a lot of people keep saying "Your fx-6300 is bottlenecking your 760 in gameplay!"
CURRENT SPECS:
fx-6300
ga-990fxa-ud3
zotac 760 AMP!
8GB DDR3 RAM at 1866
Now should my next move be getting an i5 3570k and decent motherboard? Or should it be SLI my 760?
REASON I play games at ultra presets usually and turn MSAA to FXAA and I get good FPS in most games I max them with 50-110FPS but SKYRIM... Umm sits at 60 but I modded it and now it sits at 20-40 lol because my PC doesn't like the mods... if I SLI my 760 will I get more FPS in Skyrim or is my CPU the bottleneck in that case lol...
The only games I struggle to get a smooth FPS on are Skyrim while modded, Ghost (bad port but is it the CPU or GPU?) and BF4 is good 90% of the time I'm 45-110FPS
I play at 1080p
CURRENT SPECS:
fx-6300
ga-990fxa-ud3
zotac 760 AMP!
8GB DDR3 RAM at 1866
Now should my next move be getting an i5 3570k and decent motherboard? Or should it be SLI my 760?
REASON I play games at ultra presets usually and turn MSAA to FXAA and I get good FPS in most games I max them with 50-110FPS but SKYRIM... Umm sits at 60 but I modded it and now it sits at 20-40 lol because my PC doesn't like the mods... if I SLI my 760 will I get more FPS in Skyrim or is my CPU the bottleneck in that case lol...
The only games I struggle to get a smooth FPS on are Skyrim while modded, Ghost (bad port but is it the CPU or GPU?) and BF4 is good 90% of the time I'm 45-110FPS
I play at 1080p
well you have 900w PSU though
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