- Jul 25, 2015
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Hey my name is Dave, or Just Mantilized. Anyhow, I have a quick question on my CPU, But before that I will give you guys a list of my specs real quick, Btw, It was a budget pc.
Cpu: Fx-8320 @ 3.5 Ghz
GPU: R9 380 4GB
Ram: Ripjaws 8GB Ddr3 2133 Mhz Ram
Motherboard: 970A-DS3P
Power Supply: 850 Watt
OS: Windows 8.1 64 Bit Edition
Anyways to start things off, I have played only a few games on my pc so far, Just cause 2, Total War: Empire, Simple Games. I plan to play more intense games like Battlefield 4 and Just cause 3 (when it releases) But I've heard alot of bad and good things about the FX-8320. And Since I own one, I was wondering If I Could run some of these games without any stutters or my CPU bottlenecking. So My Question is, Is the Fx-8320 Good/Fast enough to run more modern games.
Thanks, Hopefully I get replies soon, And I do understand that I5's can be more powerful, But At the time, I was really impatient and I just got it, So I will upgrade later.
Cpu: Fx-8320 @ 3.5 Ghz
GPU: R9 380 4GB
Ram: Ripjaws 8GB Ddr3 2133 Mhz Ram
Motherboard: 970A-DS3P
Power Supply: 850 Watt
OS: Windows 8.1 64 Bit Edition
Anyways to start things off, I have played only a few games on my pc so far, Just cause 2, Total War: Empire, Simple Games. I plan to play more intense games like Battlefield 4 and Just cause 3 (when it releases) But I've heard alot of bad and good things about the FX-8320. And Since I own one, I was wondering If I Could run some of these games without any stutters or my CPU bottlenecking. So My Question is, Is the Fx-8320 Good/Fast enough to run more modern games.
Thanks, Hopefully I get replies soon, And I do understand that I5's can be more powerful, But At the time, I was really impatient and I just got it, So I will upgrade later.
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