I have a decent high-end pc, but my I5-4570 3.20 GHz doesnt handle "Cities: Skylines" well.
It goes up to 90-100% when im up close in the city (which i need to be often) since roads etc, maintence on the city. What cpu's fits into my MS-7823 motherboard / LGA 1150 socket?
And what kind of type should i buy? For these 2 years ive had this cpu, its been going great. But i want an I7 to run my game on a stable CPU, maybe get a K processor to so i might get some more juice out of it.
I have a friend who runs an I7-3770 and it runs with 30% when he's near his city (with 30 fps, but stiill.) and its stable. Should i upgrade to this one or should i upgrade to something that suits my needs?
Just going to "boil" it down to these main questions:
1. What type of "all-around" cpu should i buy?
2. Should i go for an I7 or and I5? (Both K processors)
3. Do i need minimum 4 GHz for the heavy-cpu games im running? (Cities: Skylines, Rus etc.)
Those are my main 3 concerns when im about to buy a cpu, i have a somewhat idea on how to unscrew the fan ontop of the cpu, replace the "chip" and place the fan ontop. All through i have never done this, ive seen how its done a couple of times.
Thank you for reading this, hoping this answers some of my questions from someone more experienced in this than myself.
Edit:
I have a MSI R9 380 in my pc with 24 GB ram, so thats clarified. (So nobody thinks the ram is the problem, it is the cpu-load.)
It goes up to 90-100% when im up close in the city (which i need to be often) since roads etc, maintence on the city. What cpu's fits into my MS-7823 motherboard / LGA 1150 socket?
And what kind of type should i buy? For these 2 years ive had this cpu, its been going great. But i want an I7 to run my game on a stable CPU, maybe get a K processor to so i might get some more juice out of it.
I have a friend who runs an I7-3770 and it runs with 30% when he's near his city (with 30 fps, but stiill.) and its stable. Should i upgrade to this one or should i upgrade to something that suits my needs?
Just going to "boil" it down to these main questions:
1. What type of "all-around" cpu should i buy?
2. Should i go for an I7 or and I5? (Both K processors)
3. Do i need minimum 4 GHz for the heavy-cpu games im running? (Cities: Skylines, Rus etc.)
Those are my main 3 concerns when im about to buy a cpu, i have a somewhat idea on how to unscrew the fan ontop of the cpu, replace the "chip" and place the fan ontop. All through i have never done this, ive seen how its done a couple of times.
Thank you for reading this, hoping this answers some of my questions from someone more experienced in this than myself.
Edit:
I have a MSI R9 380 in my pc with 24 GB ram, so thats clarified. (So nobody thinks the ram is the problem, it is the cpu-load.)
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