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Recently I started being more avid with my computer gaming since the purchase of a new graphics card. Now this isn't the problem. My old processor is lagging behind the rest of my equipment preventing me from playing a great many of the things I bought this card for. So if you could point me in the direction of a cost effective processor that would be great. My system specs are as follow
OS. Windows Vista Home Basic Motherboard. Intel Corporation D945GCCRG1 Processor. Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 3.20GHz Memory. 2048 MB two slots If you need more information let me know sorry if it's not enough. |
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I need to know what motherboard you have. Also, what graphics card you bought would be helpful.
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It was an ATI 4850 Sapphire and a link the the motherboard i have http://www.legendmicro.com/store/510...945GCCRG1.lmsp sorry if i didn't do it right I'm new at this
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Well, the best CPU you can get is a pentium D, unless you want to upgrade the mobo. A pentium D will be a slight bottleneck for your HD 4850, but nothing too serious.
EDIT: Wooo I am really tired from not sleeping in three days. You can use a core 2 duo with that board. What is your budget?
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I was thinking spending 100-150 bucks I just wanted to get some real performance out of my card since i already dropped 100 on it.
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The E8300 would be a good choice.
http://www.ewiz.com/detail.php?p=E83...a25d7a8f7571b4 I am sure someone will come in with some better deals though, but that is not a bad price for it. EDIT: Dammit the fsb is 1333. wtf? I will look to see if there is a BIOS flash for this mobo so it can support it. EDIT 2: Does not look like it so we are rolling waaay back. E4700 http://www.ewiz.com/detail.php?p=E47...a25d7a8f7571b4
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I think you go for AMD phenom x49600 quad processor it should come around 100$.
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OP, ignore this. The Phenom 9600 is incompatible.
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