L Loganco15 Commendable Aug 17, 2016 2 0 1,510 Mar 14, 2017 #1 I had an EVGA gtx 960 handed down to me from a friend, and I want to know what cpu would be best for it, since my current one is pretty out dated.
I had an EVGA gtx 960 handed down to me from a friend, and I want to know what cpu would be best for it, since my current one is pretty out dated.
Solution Chugalug_ Mar 15, 2017 No, if you're buying an i5 new the 7500 is up to date, features newer technology in DDR4 and is probably cheaper.
No, if you're buying an i5 new the 7500 is up to date, features newer technology in DDR4 and is probably cheaper.
T the nerd 389 Honorable Nov 20, 2012 1,573 5 12,460 Mar 14, 2017 #2 Depending on what games you want to play, I'd recommend an i5-7400 or i5-6400. An i7 wouldn't make much difference in most games. Upvote 0 Downvote
Depending on what games you want to play, I'd recommend an i5-7400 or i5-6400. An i7 wouldn't make much difference in most games.
Chugalug_ Titan Jan 28, 2016 16,502 4 74,965 Mar 14, 2017 #3 What are your current specs? Depends. Also how much cash do you have to spend? Upvote 0 Downvote
Ballistic Gaming Commendable Jan 5, 2017 4 0 1,510 Mar 14, 2017 #4 get a Intel i5 4650 it is what i have and is very fast i can usually get 70fps on battlefield 4 and 80 on hardline and on fallout 4 i can get around 50 to 60 in inner cities on ultra with a ssd Upvote 0 Downvote
get a Intel i5 4650 it is what i have and is very fast i can usually get 70fps on battlefield 4 and 80 on hardline and on fallout 4 i can get around 50 to 60 in inner cities on ultra with a ssd
Chugalug_ Titan Jan 28, 2016 16,502 4 74,965 Mar 15, 2017 Solution #5 No, if you're buying an i5 new the 7500 is up to date, features newer technology in DDR4 and is probably cheaper. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
No, if you're buying an i5 new the 7500 is up to date, features newer technology in DDR4 and is probably cheaper.