Okay, currently I am working on my next build, so, before I go on, here are my specs:
http://www.pcprofiles.com/p/adam21
Now for the actual question...
Right now I am using a bit of a crappy system. I'm a gamer, so it's pretty harsh gaming on low settings . Currently I am running an AMD Athlon 64 3200+ @ 2.0GHz with an ATI Radeon X300 (don't laugh, it was my first self-built computer from a while back and my 6600GT smoked ). I was just wondering this since I just got my 8800GTS and am still waiting on my new power supply to come in as I had to RMA the first one, will my CPU bottleneck my GTS a lot? I know it's not a good CPU, but I am stuck with it until I get my 680i mobo and install my E6600.
Basically, I just want to know if it will still be able to get high FPS (at least 70 or so on max settings, I've seen it up in the hundreds in BF2) while I am stuck with this 3200+. Right now I never have lag in BF2 or any other games, unless it's somehow related to me being on a wireless connection, which usually doesn't happen. Also, I don't run a very high resolution, just 1440 x 900 on a ViewSonic Q19wb 19" widescreen.
Thanks in advance!
-Adam
http://www.pcprofiles.com/p/adam21
Now for the actual question...
Right now I am using a bit of a crappy system. I'm a gamer, so it's pretty harsh gaming on low settings . Currently I am running an AMD Athlon 64 3200+ @ 2.0GHz with an ATI Radeon X300 (don't laugh, it was my first self-built computer from a while back and my 6600GT smoked ). I was just wondering this since I just got my 8800GTS and am still waiting on my new power supply to come in as I had to RMA the first one, will my CPU bottleneck my GTS a lot? I know it's not a good CPU, but I am stuck with it until I get my 680i mobo and install my E6600.
Basically, I just want to know if it will still be able to get high FPS (at least 70 or so on max settings, I've seen it up in the hundreds in BF2) while I am stuck with this 3200+. Right now I never have lag in BF2 or any other games, unless it's somehow related to me being on a wireless connection, which usually doesn't happen. Also, I don't run a very high resolution, just 1440 x 900 on a ViewSonic Q19wb 19" widescreen.
Thanks in advance!
-Adam