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    560 ti would be your best bet. Would not be an amazing upgrade from what you have though. could look at the 78xx when they come out or the GTX 660


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    So... what your trying to tell me is that you saw a spherical square?

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    i'm quite the fan of my HIS 6850. you can probably get something better for 200 now, though.
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    I feel it is important for me to let you know how feeble your efforts to strike such feelings inside of me really are. I have the internal fortitude of a large animal, an elephant, for instance. Likewise, I'm the result of coitus between the devil and a pack mule made out of chainsaws, so I am extremely strong, and carry little care for others in this world. Trees also stand aside due to my chainsaw blood.
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    How am I supposed to tell you to fuck off without replying ?

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    Just talked to the people at 3dguru and they suggest that my CPU needs to be upgrade from dual core to quad core. Thanks for the input though.

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    http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/...mark,3120.html
    Not untill games start using more cores.
    Games prefer more powerfull cores over multiple cores.
    Your CPU would be right on par with a pentium g630, so You should be fine with your current one for gaming untill at least haswell.
    http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/55?vs=406
    a quad wont give you that much of a boost in gaming, the IPC and clock of the new chips will. Just overclock what you have.
    http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/55?vs=288

    GPU like a 6850 might be a better investment, but two 4850s is still a massive force to be reckoned with. What resolution are you playing at?


    Quote Originally Posted by Zero
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    Correct, you may lose performance in some games if you get too small a quad core. However the new sandy bridge is much faster even if you got a dule. However you will need to replace your motherboard for any upgrade that is worth it cpu wise.



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    Quote Originally Posted by KɅΞW View Post
    Just talked to the people at 3dguru and they suggest that my CPU needs to be upgrade from dual core to quad core. Thanks for the input though.
    Totally agree with zero and starmine. Your not going to get much of a boost for gaming by switching just a cpu. Toms hardware post articles every month on whats the best bang for your buck, and the tend to be pretty accurate with all the test they done http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/...ew,3107-4.html

    I myself have two Amd 4850s with a i7 920 processor and still serving me well. Best spent of 200 would be to buy a GPU or save up and go with a 1155 socket motherboard and get an i5 processor. The 775 motherboard is whats really limiting you

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    A fan quit on me, im having CPU heat problems. What is the best cooling route to take that won't cost an arm and leg.
    Personal reform

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    Quote Originally Posted by DJ_MikeyRevile View Post
    A fan quit on me, im having CPU heat problems. What is the best cooling route to take that won't cost an arm and leg.
    buy a new fan?
    Quote Originally Posted by OMGBEARS
    I feel it is important for me to let you know how feeble your efforts to strike such feelings inside of me really are. I have the internal fortitude of a large animal, an elephant, for instance. Likewise, I'm the result of coitus between the devil and a pack mule made out of chainsaws, so I am extremely strong, and carry little care for others in this world. Trees also stand aside due to my chainsaw blood.
    Quote Originally Posted by ๖ReS View Post
    How am I supposed to tell you to fuck off without replying ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DJ_MikeyRevile View Post
    A fan quit on me, im having CPU heat problems. What is the best cooling route to take that won't cost an arm and leg.
    Frozen peas.


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    Arrow

    The over heating of my CPU was a problem even before the fan quit. I'm looking for an efficient way to keep my CPU and other parts cool. As the CPU fan I currently have is a pos
    Personal reform

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