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Which CPU for Battlefield BC2?

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X6 1055T or i5 760?

Which of the above will be the better performer purely for BC2 (which I understand to be a multi-threaded game capable of using all available cores)?

What about when both are overclocked to circa 4GHz, does one scale better than the other?
 
The i5 at 4ghz is a quicker chip than the x6 at the same speed.
The x6 will only beat the i5 in heavily multithreaded applications, to which there really aren't many.

I would get the i5 and clock it, but the AMD is not a better nor worse choice imo. There really is not much in it.
 
both are fine. could go with the AMD, but that's only if the 6 cores would be put to good use. For gaming, the 6 cores don't make much difference if at all.
 
Can BC2 utilise 6 cores?

If so, then surely a 1055T would offer a performance advantage over an i5 760 (or any other quad) in BC2.

I know the i5 760 is faster clock for clock but all benchmarks I've seen show that the 1055T pulls ahead in heavily threaded situations that are able to use up its 6 cores efficiently.
 
Can BC2 utilise 6 cores?

If so, then surely a 1055T would offer a performance advantage over an i5 760 (or any other quad) in BC2.

I know the i5 760 is faster clock for clock but all benchmarks I've seen show that the 1055T pulls ahead in heavily threaded situations that are able to use up its 6 cores efficiently.

According to that link posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH bc2 can handle up to 8 threads.

There'd be virtually no noticable diference though, as both chips will run the game without breaking a sweat.
 
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