Hello,
iam doing some research for my first ever build. i'll be using this pc for gaming and browsing net, movies, music, ect. iam the kind of gamer whos happy to play on medium settings (i play on a 19" lcd) but want to be able to play the latest and upcoming games (batman, withcer 2, bf3, ect) with good graphics/performance. iam new to all this so i aint no techie or expert.
my question is this, what would be a good intel cpu for my needs that wont require upgrading 3-4 yrs down the road but its socket would allow for an upgrade then? also i dont overclock or do any of this stuff so iam fine with no overclockability. thanks
also would u advise my to go with 1)core2duo/quad 2)core ix
my budget for the cpu is £70-£100. i havent decided on the gpu yet but it will most likely be an nvidia card. i guess my total budget is about £400.
I found the Gaming CPU Hierarchy Chart at Toms to be very helpful but iam not sure which "tier" do my needs lie into can someone shed some light. thanks
heres the link http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-gaming-cpu,2971-5.html
iam doing some research for my first ever build. i'll be using this pc for gaming and browsing net, movies, music, ect. iam the kind of gamer whos happy to play on medium settings (i play on a 19" lcd) but want to be able to play the latest and upcoming games (batman, withcer 2, bf3, ect) with good graphics/performance. iam new to all this so i aint no techie or expert.
my question is this, what would be a good intel cpu for my needs that wont require upgrading 3-4 yrs down the road but its socket would allow for an upgrade then? also i dont overclock or do any of this stuff so iam fine with no overclockability. thanks
also would u advise my to go with 1)core2duo/quad 2)core ix
my budget for the cpu is £70-£100. i havent decided on the gpu yet but it will most likely be an nvidia card. i guess my total budget is about £400.
I found the Gaming CPU Hierarchy Chart at Toms to be very helpful but iam not sure which "tier" do my needs lie into can someone shed some light. thanks
heres the link http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-gaming-cpu,2971-5.html