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also if you go amd your motherboard options become limited as amd uses a different socket set to intel also if you do decide to go amd i would suggest going amd for your graphics card for compatibility and performance

also make sure you take into account your power supply if your getting new part you should always check your power source can handle it its a real easy way to fry new part when you over tax your power supply

i5 wont get you top quality performance but it will do it AS FOR AMD fx they stopped being competitive in the market a long time ago there is a reason why there so cheap in comparison. in all honesty there is usually about 150-200 dollars difference between and i5 and i7 if you go with a i5 you...

If gaming is the main aim i7 processor with a asus z170 motherboard. invidia 960 or better .with invida rolling out its next series of graphics cards next year the 900 series will have a decent price drop s but just remember that ddr4 ram is still pretty average so going low end on the ram would...

your motherboard is fine for know updating your motherboard is something to think about when choosing ram or cpu if your have a 16 pin slot with 2.0 pci your fine 3.0 pci is backwards compatible and has little effect on performance

no if you choose either they should both be fine 980 or 390x for future reference if your unsure about your specs and games requirements this website should help http://www.game-debate.com/

i would recommend a MSI GeForce GTX 980 Ti Gaming 6GB for your graphics card, but again you would need to upgrade your motherboard. plus probably a new cpu. honestly your looking at a complete upgrade probably setting you back around 1100 for the card 300-400 for a good motherboard and 400-500...

My specs Msi godlike gaming mother board I7 5930k Gtx water cooled titan 12gb 16gb of ram Operating system windows 10 Fallout 4 has worked fine for the last 2 days then suddenly i start getting these weird clitches in the game little clusters of lines that start making everything lag i have...

So does that mean if my motherboard it lga 2011-3 its incompatible with skylake and i am now forced to buy a new motherboard if i want a new processor

I am wondering if haswell will release any processors for the 2011-3 motherboards next year or is skylake taking over this year

So lga2011-3 sockets are out of date? Also sorry i voted down your answer still figuring out the forum set up

Will intel making any processor's that will be still compatible with 2011-2013 socket motherboards in the future e.g skylake cpus, are they know outdated and will be forced to use 1151 socket motherboards.

my specs are Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3930K CPU @ 3.20GHz, 3201 Mhz, 6 Core(s), 12 Logical Processor(s) asus rampage iv extreme 16gb ram 980 gtx solid state drive 240gb one standard 3tb hard drive i want to figure out do i need to upgrade my current system to meet the demands of soon to be...