(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I really don´t know
i made a thread before on what parts should i pick for my gaming rig
and now i want to know if i can run
Arma:2 Dayz on high, and crysis 3 on high too, or Arma 3 on high definition settings
I want to run especially Arma 3 to play some epic wasteland mod o.O
please i need some feedback
and sorry for my bad English.... :cry:
here is the rig :
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Its actually funny the ssd that you got me right now is bigger than the hard drive i currently have and yes i can afford it i can spend 1950$ but i just wanted to get a rig from 1500 to 1600 I have not gotten a upgrade since 2009 so i felt it was time to have one C:
and the rest of the money I wanted to spend it on some steam cards and some other stuff that my Pc may need like more cooling systems, because i want to overclock the 3770k and i heard it heats up like crazy.

I was saying that they should get an SSD for basic OS and program install. A large SSD (large enough for games) will be around $640.
Within the next year or two, the price of a solid state will definitely go down, since demand is going up. I'd say to stick with a smaller one for now. If it doesn't go down, you can always do a drive image and transfer to a large SSD upgrade.

A 512GB Crucial M4 SSD is $380 at the moment. You can lower that price if you get a slightly lesser model from a different manufacturer.

or to save switch to amd, and have a overclocking beast, raze says it beats i5 and i7 in gaming benchmarks

It pretty much depends on the game's handling or lack thereof of multithreading as far as 8350 vs 3570(k) is concerned. I can't ever imagine an 8350 beating a 3770(k) though...

it does and when it does its pretty bad in some games

his information is actually quite accurate with many things

It didn't beat the 3770k once, but it's still really, really good value. I do try and recommend an 8350 when I can, given that the next gen consoles support multithreading and therefore you'd expect it to be utilized heavily over the next few years.

Quick note: I'm a fan of Tek Syndicate, but it seems like he missed out the 3770k's scores specifically on the games where it would have dominated.

ok it beats the i5 i made a point it can shit on a newest gen quad from intel, now overclock that to 5ghz, and get a nice 990fx for your money and save money towards a nicer case, ssd, or games

I still like intel better even if the 8350 gets like 3 fps better in some games. I've had bad experiences with AMD, they just seem cheap. I pulled the heatsink off an FX4170 in my brothers pc and the whole thing came out and pins got bent on the cpu. Don't have to worry about that with Intel's sturdy socket. Not to mention quad channel memory, PCIe 3.0 (Only 1 mobo has it on AMD), less power draw, etc. These may seem like small things with minimal performance increase but still I like intel better. Counter argument?