How many fps would i get with this build on tf2 maxed out http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1PKoJ and Dota 2 maxed out
LancerskyAndKennethEnough.I like that comment
use the +frag button
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use the +frag button
zilisA better choice: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2p9ay
How is this better???
How is this better???
And im open to other builds intel only im not a huge amd fan
ANDYYYYYYYif you overclock the cpu you'll easily get 120+
Thanks for the feedback
Thanks for the feedback
ANDYYYYYYYif you overclock the cpu you'll easily get 120+
Your talking about 120+ overclocked on max settings right?
Your talking about 120+ overclocked on max settings right?
LancerskyANDYYYYYYYif you overclock the cpu you'll easily get 120+Your talking about 120+ overclocked on max settings right?
I get 120+ with that cpu and a 660 on stock speeds
Your talking about 120+ overclocked on max settings right?[/quote]
I get 120+ with that cpu and a 660 on stock speeds
4670k @ 4.3ghz here, never dips below 230 fps on dx81 config (crossfire 7870s - doubt dx9 would hurt my frames at all)
you definitely want to at least get a mild oc going for better frames in tf2
(i'd go higher but ambient temps are too high atm for it lol)
you definitely want to at least get a mild oc going for better frames in tf2
(i'd go higher but ambient temps are too high atm for it lol)
yewl4670k @ 4.3ghz here, never dips below 230 fps on dx81 config (crossfire 7870s - doubt dx9 would hurt my frames at all)
you definitely want to at least get a mild oc going for better frames in tf2
(i'd go higher but ambient temps are too high atm for it lol)
Thx for the feedback
you definitely want to at least get a mild oc going for better frames in tf2
(i'd go higher but ambient temps are too high atm for it lol)[/quote]
Thx for the feedback
my 4770k overclocked can go to like 800 or even more crazy shit sometimes, cap it at 240. its essentially a 4670k with hyper threading
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2pD2c this is what Im getting and its a lot cheaper. (sorry to ask my own questions in this thread) Should I invest a bit more in a better processor?
StarzZhttp://pcpartpicker.com/p/2pD2c this is what Im getting and its a lot cheaper. (sorry to ask my own questions in this thread) Should I invest a bit more in a better processor?
No problem feel free
No problem feel free
bearodactylmy 4770k overclocked can go to like 800 or even more crazy shit sometimes, cap it at 240. its essentially a 4670k with hyper threading
Can some one tell me the difference between 4770k and 4670k?
Are they not basically the same cant i get like 240fps with a 4670k OC,d?
On max settings? Or Medium
Ik the 4770 is hyper treaded but will the make a big fps difference
Can some one tell me the difference between 4770k and 4670k?
Are they not basically the same cant i get like 240fps with a 4670k OC,d?
On max settings? Or Medium
Ik the 4770 is hyper treaded but will the make a big fps difference
http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i7-4770K-vs-Intel-Core-i5-4670K
I think i will upgrade to this(4770k) later but for now the build i have is a budget build.
I think i will upgrade to this(4770k) later but for now the build i have is a budget build.
LancerskyzilisA better choice: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2p9ayHow is this better???
It's not.
How is this better???[/quote]
It's not.
DrewLancerskyIt's not.zilisA better choice: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2p9ayHow is this better???
looks the same
How is this better???[/quote]
It's not.[/quote]
looks the same
Platypushttp://pcpartpicker.com/p/2pK2r
This build seems solid im sure with will run tf2 fine.
This build seems solid im sure with will run tf2 fine.
regarding the 4770k; you wont get any different fps with the i7 (hyperthreading) in tf2 - in fact i cant see hyperthreading benefiting you in any games currently
what it does it essentially add 4 'virtual' cores to the 4 physical cpu cores of the 4670k - but no games at the moment can utilize more than 4, rendering the virtual cores useless for gaming
what it does it essentially add 4 'virtual' cores to the 4 physical cpu cores of the 4670k - but no games at the moment can utilize more than 4, rendering the virtual cores useless for gaming
yewlregarding the 4770k; you wont get any different fps with the i7 (hyperthreading) in tf2 - in fact i cant see hyperthreading benefiting you in any games currently
what it does it essentially add 4 'virtual' cores to the 4 physical cpu cores of the 4670k - but no games at the moment can utilize more than 4, rendering the virtual cores useless for gaming
I see thanks for the response
what it does it essentially add 4 'virtual' cores to the 4 physical cpu cores of the 4670k - but no games at the moment can utilize more than 4, rendering the virtual cores useless for gaming[/quote]
I see thanks for the response