8320 with 750 ti & ASUS M5A97 R 2.0

arpitsoni90s

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Hi,
currently I have this specs
♦ CPU:-Intel Core i3-540
♦ GPU:-Zotac 750 Ti 2GB DDR5
♦ RAM:-Transcend 2*4 GB DDR3-1333
♦ HDD:- 500GB (Seagate) 7200RPM ST3500413AS
♦ Motherboard:- Intel DH55TC
♦ PSU:- Seasonic Eco 500W
♦ Monitor:-Acer 20" inch LED 1600*900 60Hz

I play battlefield 4 with this rig &
currently I am playing multiplayer with minimum 30 to 50fps on 64 player server. I set my resolution to 1600*900 and all settings to low & I know my current cpu n mobo is bottle necking with this GPU. So, I am now going to change cpu n mobo

My budget is 350$ & in Indian RS. 21000-22000

I have checked my GPU's performance @my friends home and he owns following specs

♦ CPU:- AMD 8320
♦ GPU:-Zotac 750 Ti 2GB DDR5
♦ RAM:- Corsair Vengeance DDR3 8 GB (1 x 8 GB) PC RAM (CMZ8GX3M1A1600C10)
♦ HDD:- 931GB Seagate ST1000DM003-1CH162 ATA Device (SATA)
♦ Motherboard:- Gigabyte GA-B85-D3H
♦ PSU:- Antec 650W
♦ Monitor:-Acer 19" inch LED 1400*900 60Hz

So, I have checked bf4 on 64 player in metro server with explosives on ultra settings & was getting 40-70fps. So I thought I should get the same cpu n mobo which my friend have. then I got doubt in my mind my RAM is 1333mhz and hdd is 16mb cache & my friend has 1600mhz ram & hdd with 64mb cache also good thing is we both have 7200rpm.. so how big difference does it make and is this ram nd hdd increase any fps in game?

If you guys think this wont make any big difference then I will go buy same processor but for motherboard I am thinking to get ASUS M5A97 R2.0 and will also buy cooler Cooler Master Hyper 212X
 

Andrew Buck

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Yes, if he does that, that is a good idea, but buying a new mobo, cpu, and cooler is still pretty expensive if he wants the same gaming experience as his friend there. You couldn't get much for that. The i5 that I suggested is fine for gaming.
 

Andrew Buck

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8320 would be a good choice for this build, but if he wants the cheapest upgrade with other space for maybe an SSD, buying an i5 would work.
 

Andrew Buck

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BF4 is pretty competitive to get those vehicles at the beginning of the match. SSD vs No SSD - the difference between starting in a vehicle and starting on foot.