- May 30, 2015
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Hi!
I have recently got a new graphics card (R9 295x2) And it has not been doing too great, I have not been enjoying the fps too much, in Far Cry 4 1080p Ultra I get around 50-60 Fps, I know that Far Cry 4 is made for Nvidia gpus but games like Watch Dogs at 1080p run at around 30-60 Fps on Ultra settings. With the gpu and cpu usage sometimes being as low as 30-40%. And I don't now if it is because my Asus P6T deluxe v2 motherboard from 2007 can't keep up with this beast of a graphics card. Or it being the cpu, i7 950 @ 3.8GHz. I have thought of upgrading my cpu and getting something like a i7 4790K, but then my motherboard can't handle that cpu. So I still have to get a better motherboard. I would like some tips on a good cpu and motherboard that support my gpu at a price of around 400-600$ total. Or even if it might be a soft
I have recently got a new graphics card (R9 295x2) And it has not been doing too great, I have not been enjoying the fps too much, in Far Cry 4 1080p Ultra I get around 50-60 Fps, I know that Far Cry 4 is made for Nvidia gpus but games like Watch Dogs at 1080p run at around 30-60 Fps on Ultra settings. With the gpu and cpu usage sometimes being as low as 30-40%. And I don't now if it is because my Asus P6T deluxe v2 motherboard from 2007 can't keep up with this beast of a graphics card. Or it being the cpu, i7 950 @ 3.8GHz. I have thought of upgrading my cpu and getting something like a i7 4790K, but then my motherboard can't handle that cpu. So I still have to get a better motherboard. I would like some tips on a good cpu and motherboard that support my gpu at a price of around 400-600$ total. Or even if it might be a soft
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