- Aug 18, 2014
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I have had an A10-5800k setup for about 2 years and was thinking about throwing up $600 or so to 'pimp it out'.
To give a little clarification, I have an out of date (but perfectly fine) 600w power supply, 2x4GB gskill ram (2400), ASRock FM2A75M Pro4+. No graphics card, and stock fan atm, will soon get a 212 evo fan & 1tb wd black. Not really sure if my mobo is capable of good overclocking btw.
It is to my understanding that bottleneck is not much of a big deal compared to spending an extra $300 on a 4670k & mobo, but if you seriously think that would be better off, then I am up for suggestion. My goal for this is to get as much performance boost as possible with the amount of money I'm willing to put in.
My main use for the computer would be to play high end games at max or close to max settings. Sorry for being very picky, but I am just trying to get the most bang for my buck. Also, if another $100 is needed for a psu, then I am willing to spend if it's really needed.
To give a little clarification, I have an out of date (but perfectly fine) 600w power supply, 2x4GB gskill ram (2400), ASRock FM2A75M Pro4+. No graphics card, and stock fan atm, will soon get a 212 evo fan & 1tb wd black. Not really sure if my mobo is capable of good overclocking btw.
It is to my understanding that bottleneck is not much of a big deal compared to spending an extra $300 on a 4670k & mobo, but if you seriously think that would be better off, then I am up for suggestion. My goal for this is to get as much performance boost as possible with the amount of money I'm willing to put in.
My main use for the computer would be to play high end games at max or close to max settings. Sorry for being very picky, but I am just trying to get the most bang for my buck. Also, if another $100 is needed for a psu, then I am willing to spend if it's really needed.
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