AMD A4-5300 to Intel Pentium G4400. Is it good?
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I wouldn't really think it would be worth upgrading. I would honestly get a Quad Core processor for gaming if thats what you plan to do.
I wouldn't really think it would be worth upgrading. I would honestly get a Quad Core processor for gaming if thats what you plan to do.
I want more performance in games. I play league of legends, dota 2, and some online fps like Special Force 2. There are times that the games I play stutter. So I was wondering if my cpu is not doind well in gaming.
Or should I upgrade my HD6570 to a gtx750 ti instead?
Or should I upgrade my HD6570 to a gtx750 ti instead?
With my current cpu, will it not bottleneck a gtx750 ti?
Because there are times when I play gta 4 with my current rig, my cpu reaches like 85-90% usage while my hd6570 reaches only 60-70% on High to VH. But vehicle density set to a low value. And I get around 23-30fps.
Because there are times when I play gta 4 with my current rig, my cpu reaches like 85-90% usage while my hd6570 reaches only 60-70% on High to VH. But vehicle density set to a low value. And I get around 23-30fps.
- Mar 14, 2013
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Depends entirely on the game.
To be honest, for gaming I would start with a whole new system, your platform isnt a good starting point.
That said, you could probably put in a Athlon 860k and a GTX 950/960 and it would play most things fairly well, but at the moment you are being held back by both a low performance CPU and GPU (which is built in to your CPU).
To be honest, for gaming I would start with a whole new system, your platform isnt a good starting point.
That said, you could probably put in a Athlon 860k and a GTX 950/960 and it would play most things fairly well, but at the moment you are being held back by both a low performance CPU and GPU (which is built in to your CPU).
Yes I'd upgrade to the X4 880K Quad Core Processor. However i highly disagree on purchasing a GTX 750 Ti. The newer generation is out so it basically makes the older cards obsolete. I'd get the RX 460 as it provides better performance for around the same price.
Ecky
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- Feb 3, 2013
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I agree with RobCrezz. The Pentium is a better CPU than what you have, and arguably better than any CPU for socket FM2+, but you'd need a new motherboard and RAM. An Athlon x4 860K is a cost effective drop-in upgrade for you, and should hold you over for a while. Pair it with a newer video card like an RX460 or 750Ti and you'll have a much better gaming machine for the least amount out of pocket.
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