DukiNuki :
Thx De5_Roy
Well , No i think i mentioned that my bro is Using Intel E2160 1.8Ghz , IM USING 955BE !
His Current Setup is this :
GIGABYTE P31 + Intel E2160 + Geforce 9600GT 1GB + 2x2GB DDR2 800Mhz + 430 Watt Real PSU
For Now I cant Do much but Upgrading CPU + RAM + Mainboard for him ! Later Ill Add NEw VGA card + Better PSU & Case & ...
& im not sure if stuffs will get more expensive due to Crisis in my Country ! thats why i wanna do a Cheap Upgrade & in the Same time Worthfull . since its E1260 I think jumping to G620 or 8xx will be BIG ENOUGH MOVE ! & later i might add 7770 or 6850 .
moving from a dual core to another dual core is not much of an upgrade imo. unless you're strapped for budget. check out these benchmarks:
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/69?vs=406
the noticeable improvements are in video encoding, gaming and synthetics. if you don't run those softwares, you might not notice a lot of improvements. gaming does seem to show improvement though.
DukiNuki :
Thats Why i wanna know if G620 + H61 is Good Decision ? Or AMD has Budget QuadCore CPU that will be better or Equal option to G620 ?
right now, g620+h61 is a locked upgrade path. ivb is already out and if you want to upgrade your cpu later, you might have to choose between sandy bridge or ivy bridge quad cores or change platform when haswell comes out. i should also point out that h61 chipset allows no overclocking except the integrated gpu. so getting extra ghz out of the cpu down the line will not be an option. pentium by itself is a decent entry level gaming cpu, that's all.
amd's phenom ii x4 cpus will show improvement when overclocked to 4+ ghz. it will meet or beat pentium in gaming. it will show noticeable improvements in multithreaded tasks such as video encoding. overclocked fx cpus will show improvements in multithreaded tasks but not in gaming. amd's current cpus are powerhogs. your brother's generic entry level psu might not be able to handle one at load. the psu needs to be replaced anyway if you want to put in a new gfx card. try a seasonic s12ii 520w/antec neo eco 520c/corsair builder cx 500 v2.
DukiNuki :
1.Will G620 + H61 or 67 + DDr3 2x2GB Require NEW PSU ? ( Current one is 430 REAL )
short answer - not much. the cpu is not power hungry, h6x platform allows no cpu overclocking, only igpu overclocking.
i didn't understand what is 430
real. is that a brand or meant to say ' continuous 430w output'? still, the brand name or model would be more helpful. if it's something like iball/zebronics/coolermaster extreme power plus then an upgrade might be in order.
DukiNuki :
2. Later if i add 6850 or 7770 will i get any bottleneck ?
it depends on the task. in single player offline games, you might not. google any benchmarks for pentium g620. most games are gpu bound, so the gfx card might run out of gfx power before cpu bottleneck kicks in.
DukiNuki :
3. Can G620 Make Noticible Difference In gaming Experience ?
depends on games and what you're comparing to. check the at link. the more powerful cpu contributes to higher minimum fps which results in smoother gameplay experience.
DukiNuki :
4.is there any AMD X4 CPU that WIll be CHeap & Gr8 & smthing Close to G620 ?
Because AMD Setup will Cost Less & PLUS Ill get 4 Cores Instead of 2 ! But Fast CPU Like G620 is Important too ( CONFUSED )
imo amd's phenom ii x4 line up comes close to pentium/core i3 level gaming perf when overclocked. but that's only when you're using a powerful gaming gfx card i.e. a card that's too powerful for the cpu like a gtx 680 or radeon 7850/7970. with a less powerful gfx card like 6850 or 6870, the cpu choice might not make much of a difference. for example,
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/fx-4100-core-i3-2100-gaming-benchmark,3136.html
here a core i3 and fx 4100 were tested with different gfx cards with a target fps as goal.