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You show, in your own post, that the graphics card is the slowest bit in that rig, and yet you suggest upgrading the CPU.

I do not understand that. I also don't agree with it being the best idea.

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You show, in your own post, that the graphics card is the slowest bit in that rig, and yet you suggest upgrading the CPU.

I do not understand that. I also don't agree with it being the best idea.

I guess If my mobo can socket a new processor, I may be able to keep the board in the mean time, Looking at these prices, a new build in the same case and using some old parts (ram and temporarily my current gpu), I could pull off a decent set up. A new build is starting to sound great now. My PC isn't terrible, and my processor hasn't shown me any struggle, only my gpu so far.

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well if he wants to build a new pc I have a new MSI 990-gd65 motherboard ill let you have it for free just pay for shipping.but you can not put a amd 8350 on it!


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You show, in your own post, that the graphics card is the slowest bit in that rig, and yet you suggest upgrading the CPU.

I do not understand that. I also don't agree with it being the best idea.

Yes I do think the video card is the weak link right now for GAMES.  I would upgrade the CPU for more gains in overall performance.  If he mainly just plays games then the video card would be the best upgrade for now.  That is why I added the GTX 760 in my second post.  I felt showing him multiple options would give him more to think about.  I apologize for any confusion on my part.  Looking at the prices of the AMD parts they are so low right now it is hard to pass them up.  If asked I will no longer post my opinion about this topic.  Sorry for any inconvenience.

 

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well if he wants to build a new pc I have a new MSI 990-gd65 motherboard ill let you have it for free just pay for shipping.but you can not put a amd 8350 on it!

I looked at the cpu compatibility chart on the MSI site and it does list the AMD FX-8350 and 8320.  You are a good person to offer him your spare motherboard.  The world needs more people like you. That is a top notch motherboard as well. If Unit 108 does not want the motherboard,  I would be interested in acquiring it for a new build for my brother.  PM me if Unit 108 declines the offer please.

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I know AM3+ was backwards compatible with AM3 because that's what I just upgraded to yesterday. but I don't think AM3/+ has backwards compatibility with AM2+ (which is what your 965 is).

 

You'll be looking at a new mobo and CPU if you want to go with the new Vishera cpus.


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a 965 black is am3 not am2!


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So hang on, what are we going for now, buffing the rig entirely, or just spending the minimum to make BF4 run reasonably well? Last time I read the start post it was about getting BF4 running playably/more smoothly.

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Well, the only thing I wonder is if I do only crossfire my current set up could I see a preformance boost, maybe 20+ frames! not major, but recordable on low settings.


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well if he wants to build a new pc I have a new MSI 990-gd65 motherboard ill let you have it for free just pay for shipping.but you can not put a amd 8350 on it!

if you really would that would be awesome, can it hold a fx 6k series (not sure of the exact one on hand)

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My current board is an Asus m4a78t-en


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