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Anything I should upgrade?

horrorshow

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I make a thread like this about once a year.

Is my current rig bottlenecked in any way? (besides an SSD, I'm saving that for my next build)

All in all, I find my rig to be very well balanced but I'd like you guys opinion on the matter etc.

As always, thanks in advance!

-horrorshow

EDIT: My primary concern is being able to play Bioshock Infinite at max settings at 1080p etc.
 
Is there anything YOU feel you should upgrade?

With your concern about Bioshock Infinite, I'd say that the video card is the likely choice. What framerates are you shooting for?
 
According to system requirements here, your computer is basically capable of playing BioShock quite well.

But, if performance is not what is expected, could upgrade CPU to something like the i7-870 and/or the video card to something like an HD7950?
 
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Is there anything YOU feel you should upgrade?

With your concern about Bioshock Infinite, I'd say that the video card is the likely choice. What framerates are you shooting for?

As long as it's above 30 fps, I'm OK with it.
 
Considering that the game isn't out yet and therefore no performance numbers available, just wait until the game is released, play it, and see for yourself if your system can handle it.

At this point in time in regards to Bioshock Infinite's PC performance, you know as much everyone here does: Very little.
 
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