will this cpu bottleneck my 7750 1gb gddr5 and will i be able to play dayz mod i can play it on my current cpu is a amd athlon x2 255 and i wanted a
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Dayz runs ok on this CPU. I used to play with it on all low 1080p and got around 30 fps in cities
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Honestly most PC games are not heavy on the CPU, you need to focus your budget on quality RAM and video card. Only the next gen strategy games are going to see heavy CPU load. Also get a quality motherboard, if you skimp on the mobo the best CPU/RAM/Video is not going to preform well.
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I really don't know... I mated mine to an AMD FX 8-core 3.0ghz cpu... with 32gig system RAM... don't worry about 'bottlenecks'... -=grin=-
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Yes. I'm running a FX-8350 overclocked to 4.7GHz on a Gigabyte 990FXA-UD5 and all 32GB are running at 2000 stable. I haven't tried to push the memory any farther, really no reason too.
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thats what I'm using for one thing upset me though its not a pentium 4 3.2ghz its a duo core 2.3 still works ok for gaming for now anyway hope this helps
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Doing the same swap, have done my homework and for gaming your framerate should boost tremendously. I have HD 6870s CF'd and Only get around 90 Frames in CSGO, upgrading this should boost the frames alot not sure how much but I expect at least a 60 frames difference.
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I bought this computer a month ago and it's run everything I've played on high settings except dayz which runs 20-30 fps mostly because of the game never making it out of beta but this computer should run just fine on medium maybe even high setting i plan on upgrading the fx 6100 to an 8120 CPU
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The 8350 is a solid processor, mine is running at 4.2 gig in an ASRock 960gm-gs3 motherboard (upgrading to a board with the 990 chipset would help you take full advantage of the processor's capabilities) and it runs even single-thread stuff that maxes the 0 core like flight sim x at 93 frames with fairly high graphics settings. If you want to build a system with plenty of overhead for a year or two down the road, and are dead-set on an AMD processor, you might look at the 9590 fx...I'm hearing good things. Cheers.
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It actually can. I have been running games that are more harsh on the Graphics like arma 3 and dayz and still get about 60-40 fps.
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You can crossfire it with a dedicated graphics card if it is one of the two... i think radeon hd 6570 or 6750 it will say on the box the cpu comes with. you could also just get a better graphics card which i recommend for higher end games. like an radeon R7. you may still be able to combine the graphics card and the GPU i havent tried yet
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Nick it should be able to play Dayz just fine. Here is a link for you to go double check the requirements for it. Hope this will help.
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I was playing the battlefield hard line beta on ultra settings and was getting an average 60 FPS , hope I helped! I really am glad with my purchase of this computer!
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You should be good. I have a 2.4 i7 with 8 GB ram but have a nvida. Just make sure you graphics card driver is up to date, I got an error when launching the game until I updated my graphics drivers. I played fine on medium settings
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There is nothing that this CPU cannot run. Just because intel benchmarks higher does not mean this CPU is slow. I love my 8350 and will be using it for the next 5 years. Only Intel i7s are faster and you honestly have to go out of your way to notice the speed increase. It is not a day and night difference. Do not let anyone tell you differently.
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Dayz still lags but turning the rendering and texture detail down should help a bit, if you don't mind decent quality. I don't know if this a game issue or it's the system itself. Skyrim runs really good. It doesn't have the best quality but won't disappoint. TF2, on high quality 1600x900, runs smoothly. I don't have minecraft, but I'm pretty sure it'll run with no issues. Overall, it's a great to start with a first gaming pc. All your games should run close to high quality, almost 60 frames. You'll definitely have no problem multitasking with the 8-core processor and overclocking the graphic card is simple with Afterburner. 8.5/10 -IGN Dayz still lags but turning the rendering and texture detail down should help a bit, if you don't mind decent quality. I don't know if this a game issue or it's the system itself. Skyrim runs really good. It doesn't have the best quality but won't disappoint. TF2, on high quality 1600x900, runs smoothly. I don't have minecraft, but I'm pretty sure it'll run with no issues. Overall, it's a great to start with a first gaming pc. All your games should run close to high quality, almost 60 frames. You'll definitely have no problem multitasking with the 8-core processor and overclocking the... » Read More Dayz still lags but turning the rendering and texture detail down should help a bit, if you don't mind decent quality. I don't know if this a game issue or it's the system itself. Skyrim runs really good. It doesn't have the best quality but won't disappoint. TF2, on high quality 1600x900, runs smoothly. I don't have minecraft, but I'm pretty sure it'll run with no issues. Overall, it's a great to start with a first gaming pc. All your games should run close to high quality, almost 60 frames. You'll definitely have no problem multitasking with the 8-core processor and overclocking the graphic card is simple with Afterburner. 8.5/10 -IGN « Show Less
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Depending on what Graphics card you have, and Most likely, very good CPU for the money. It can play Battlefield 4 with an AMD Radeon HD 7770 GHz edition.
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It is fine for gaming with at least 8gb of memory I purchased this processor for my sister and it works well. I personally have an A6 Richland black edition 8gb ram Asrock Fm2A88X Extreme 4+, and I run World of tanks on High as well as other games. If you really love AMD, and have the cash to spend Skip the Kivarie, and go strait to Godavari 16gb of ram an MSI board, and an SSD as a gaming drive.