Recent content by spp85

What game are you planning to buy and with i3 M 370 CPU i dont think any of the latest current games can run smoothly. It may run if you had a decent graphics card but the game play would be jerky and shuttering most time.

If you wanted to last your machine 5 plus years I think its worth to have a 4790K CPU Bcz after 3 or 4 years and you are in need for speed, overclock the CPU by a few hundred Mhz then you have overridden the CPU bottlenecking in games of that time.

One thing I noticed is that you are using a single channel 8GB memory right ?? Duel channel RAM can boost performance considerably. Also what is your current RAM speed ? The benchmark reports a worrying figure 800mhz is it true ?? All you have to ensure is that, two 1600mhz RAM installed in...

Your Build is high end and perfect not a single thing to worry about. Any specific problem with build, comment here so that we all can help you....

I am recommending you XFX Radeon R7 250 the best possible performance card under your budget. have a look at the link for more info about the GPU @ http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA24G28N6220&cm_re=radeon_r7_250-_-14-150-676-_-Product Also you should remember that since your...

Ohh Avoid that VS-450 PSU. Its really cheap quality PSU from corsair. Instead of that PSU, I suggest you SeaSonic M12II 520W PSU @ http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151093&cm_re=Sesonic%2b-_-17-151-093-_-Product

Oh No your motherboard does supports XMP profile. Just go to memory section> Extreme Memory Profile XMP> select your frequency 1866> Done!!

If you adjusted CPU bus frequency RAM frequency can change also

Are you properly selected the 1866 XMP profile in the BIOS ??

In my opinion is that do overclock only when its really needed. If your GPU is not bottlenecked by your CPU then their is no need to push. When time passes and you suddenly find a few new games starting to bottleneck by your CPU little bit, then up the frequency say a 200 Mhz should solve the...