Well im a AMD Piledriver FX-8 Eight Core 8350 Black Edition 4.00GHz (Socket AM3+) Processor - Retail owner
but i feel like this is my bottle neck in my computer
i got 16gb ddr3 ram and a gtx 980ti
and still sum games FPS aint changed
AMD FX are simple to understand but i have no idea about intel cpu + intel mother boards
sum prices of CPU or more than my gpu but 3.0 ghz 6 core dont seem high compared to 4ghz 8 core ?
anyone explain intel cpu what i looking for in a gaming pc ?
but i feel like this is my bottle neck in my computer
i got 16gb ddr3 ram and a gtx 980ti
and still sum games FPS aint changed
AMD FX are simple to understand but i have no idea about intel cpu + intel mother boards
sum prices of CPU or more than my gpu but 3.0 ghz 6 core dont seem high compared to 4ghz 8 core ?
anyone explain intel cpu what i looking for in a gaming pc ?
) which is a theoretically higher-end processor than e.g. the 4790k, a 4 core, 8 thread CPU that does better per clock than the 8350 and also turbos up to 4.4GHz at stock. Where the 8350 wins is being much cheaper allowing the rest of the system to be better instead of too much budget going into the CPU limiting your GPU selection - and in situations where all 8 threads can be used it performs very well. The 5820k is good - but I describe it as theoretically better because in the real world there are few gamnig situations where it gives any advantage at all (indeed even the 4790k is often no faster than the 4690k with just 4 threads as most games rely on very few).
