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mostly games there will be almost no editing videos and pictures, and my rams are the stock ones i just overclocked them so they are not after market ones that kinda worries me too but i didnt have any trouble with them stock speed was 1333mhz and now they are almost 1600mhz
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no it won't with that sick clock on the i5-750, your just fine.
and if specifically gaming then there is no need to upgrade, period.
there are threads here on Tom's the state and prove the i5-750/760 clocked to 3.4GHz or higher
as well as the older i7's (860-880) not including the LGA 1366; when gaming only is concerned...
no need to upgrade.

I just did upgrade my i5-760 @ 3.52GHz because I got like almost 80% of original price when I built unit.
sold the mobo, RAM and CPU.
so if you can sell (if you want to) and get enough money to upgrade platform then the choice is up to you.
otherwise I wouldn't.

what about the rest of the unit, have SSD.?


dont have ssd but friends recommended apparently its crazy fast for laoding up and saving and stuff

refillable said:
Well, if you are at single 1080p and content with our performance, there is no need of upgrading the GPU, invest in the Motherboard+CPU+RAM combo instead.


so youre sayin dont buy another gtx 570 ? i know its a killer card i get 60+ plus in any game excpet mafia 2 and metro but sli is always good im pretty sure within next year 2 570s will be barely enough cuz pci 3.0 is comin out and they have double the bandwidth and games are gona be more intense on gpu then ever

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no it won't with that sick clock on the i5-750, your just fine.
and if specifically gaming then there is no need to upgrade, period.
there are threads here on Tom's the state and prove the i5-750/760 clocked to 3.4GHz or higher
as well as the older i7's (860-880) not including the LGA 1366; when gaming only is concerned...
no need to upgrade.

I just did upgrade my i5-760 @ 3.52GHz because I got like almost 80% of original price when I built unit.
sold the mobo, RAM and CPU.
so if you can sell (if you want to) and get enough money to upgrade platform then the choice is up to you.
otherwise I wouldn't.

what about the rest of the unit, have SSD.?


i would like to sell it for 80% percent of the price i built it for or more but i donno where i can sell it u know, i heard 2500k is a really good cpu and i wanna pair it with gtx590 that would be amazing

i spent 350 on the 570 140 on the ps 30 on the cooler master 212+cooler and 150 on the asus maximus iii gene sli and im so happy with it actually ill probably gona sli it and use it for 2 3 years and build a new one :) 
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