Processor partner for r9 280x
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Trafalgar747
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I dont see your problem, all those components are compatible with eachother. Perhaps your asking what upgrade youd like to make? For Dota 2 thats fine.
UnivocalPanic
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If you are only playing Dota 2 then little benefit to upgrading.
However if you plan on playing more demanding games such as Battlefield, Call of Duty etc.. a cheap(ish) ~£60 upgrade would be an Athlon x4 860K, it offers the same performance as the A10 7850K at a much lower price.
If your budget allows I would suggest the i3 6100 as it offers a large performance increase, but this would require a motherboard change too and cost in the region of £150. It would be well balanced with your R9 280x and manage 1080p gaming for all current titles.
However if you plan on playing more demanding games such as Battlefield, Call of Duty etc.. a cheap(ish) ~£60 upgrade would be an Athlon x4 860K, it offers the same performance as the A10 7850K at a much lower price.
If your budget allows I would suggest the i3 6100 as it offers a large performance increase, but this would require a motherboard change too and cost in the region of £150. It would be well balanced with your R9 280x and manage 1080p gaming for all current titles.
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