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Hi all,
Ok so up until today I have been looking at a new CPU and motherboard.. My current setup is an Athlon II X4 635 @2.9GHz, 7gb DDR3 and a 560ti 448 core..
Now, I was set on an 8350 and a decent budget AM3+ motherboard and I have been trying to find CPU benchmarks for Battlefield 3 multiplayer..
All I have been able to find so far has been beta benchmarks, which seem to show that there is not much difference between the Athlon 645 (a little faster than my current CPU) and, for example, an i5 2500K or even an i7 2600K..
I have found that my performance has slowly been decreasing in BF3 with every patch, even after upgrading my 460 1gb to the 560ti 448 (1.25gb) I have currently.. My CPU does seem to be bottlenecking slightly and I was under the impression that upgrading to an 8350 would give me a decent bump in performance by helping me get the most out of my GPU..
So my question is what do you guys think I should do?? Should I go for the 8350 or look at a new GPU??
Please bare in mind that I primarily play Battlefield, whilst I do play other games this is where I spend the majority of my gaming time.. So obviously I will be playing BF4 when it is released while trying to improve my experience in BF3..
I appreciate you taking the time to read and any responses..
Thanks,
Jemaine
Ok so up until today I have been looking at a new CPU and motherboard.. My current setup is an Athlon II X4 635 @2.9GHz, 7gb DDR3 and a 560ti 448 core..
Now, I was set on an 8350 and a decent budget AM3+ motherboard and I have been trying to find CPU benchmarks for Battlefield 3 multiplayer..
All I have been able to find so far has been beta benchmarks, which seem to show that there is not much difference between the Athlon 645 (a little faster than my current CPU) and, for example, an i5 2500K or even an i7 2600K..
I have found that my performance has slowly been decreasing in BF3 with every patch, even after upgrading my 460 1gb to the 560ti 448 (1.25gb) I have currently.. My CPU does seem to be bottlenecking slightly and I was under the impression that upgrading to an 8350 would give me a decent bump in performance by helping me get the most out of my GPU..
So my question is what do you guys think I should do?? Should I go for the 8350 or look at a new GPU??
Please bare in mind that I primarily play Battlefield, whilst I do play other games this is where I spend the majority of my gaming time.. So obviously I will be playing BF4 when it is released while trying to improve my experience in BF3..
I appreciate you taking the time to read and any responses..
Thanks,
Jemaine