Dual Intel Xeon 5400 and GTX 660 gaming
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bicycle_repair_man
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Well, it's essentially a 3.0Ghz quad-core processor so it should do just fine, but I doubt that those games (or any for that matter) will utilise both of them.
The RAM and GPU are more than sufficient and most likely will be for some time.
The RAM and GPU are more than sufficient and most likely will be for some time.
Gee Bee
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there getting on a bit now(late 2007 i believe). OC'ed you will notice a difference.
I doubt any of the games you would use would ever be able to properly, if at all, utilize the dual xeon cpus. There are not many pieces of software that can and the one that do use them properly are generally advanced 3D modeling programs.
Will play BF4 or Arma 3 most likely, however you would be much better off if you could go i5 and 760.
I doubt any of the games you would use would ever be able to properly, if at all, utilize the dual xeon cpus. There are not many pieces of software that can and the one that do use them properly are generally advanced 3D modeling programs.
Will play BF4 or Arma 3 most likely, however you would be much better off if you could go i5 and 760.
bicycle_repair_man
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No worries, but as Gee Bee said, the architecture of those processors is rather old. It's nothing to worry about now, but give it a couple of years and you may need to upgrade.
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