Feb 13, 2010 #1 J jojospcs n00b Joined Feb 13, 2010 Messages 55 Would there there be much of a difference between an e6750 at 3.6 ghz and one of the midrange core I5s when it comes to gaming? From what I've been reading no and it's better to spend money on a better video card.
Would there there be much of a difference between an e6750 at 3.6 ghz and one of the midrange core I5s when it comes to gaming? From what I've been reading no and it's better to spend money on a better video card.
Feb 13, 2010 #2 dr.stevil [H]F Junkie 2FA Joined Sep 26, 2008 Messages 9,315 yes, depending on the title.
Feb 13, 2010 #3 gwarren007 Fully [H] Joined Apr 15, 2006 Messages 25,264 Few titles of games are able to process multiple cores. So yes, a e6750 is better for gaming right now.
Few titles of games are able to process multiple cores. So yes, a e6750 is better for gaming right now.
Feb 13, 2010 #4 4 450 Fully [H] Joined Feb 19, 2007 Messages 20,977 Core 2's are still relatively fast CPUs. What video card do you have now?
Feb 13, 2010 #5 Dangman Ninja Editor SuperMod Joined Dec 15, 2005 Messages 46,056 Not much of a difference to warrant upgrading IMO.
Feb 13, 2010 #6 engiNURD Fully [H] 2FA Joined Jul 17, 2006 Messages 21,828 indeed. for gpu bound games, upgrade the vidcard. an e6750 at 3.6ghz is more than capable of feeding any vidcard out right now.
indeed. for gpu bound games, upgrade the vidcard. an e6750 at 3.6ghz is more than capable of feeding any vidcard out right now.
Feb 14, 2010 #7 J jojospcs n00b Joined Feb 13, 2010 Messages 55 well I just got a 5850 but was wondering if I'm losing out because of my cpu.
Feb 14, 2010 #8 engiNURD Fully [H] 2FA Joined Jul 17, 2006 Messages 21,828 only on games that are optimized for more than 2 cores.