Recent content by Tim stro59

Thank you guys for your answers, I've been thing about upgrading to the Ryzen 1600X. You've jest given me more motivation to do so.

Fx-6300 3.5 GHz 12Gb DDR3 1600 R9 380 4GB MSI (oc to 1100 MHz) Windows 10 pro 64 M5A78L-M/USB3 (motherboard) Where would you say my biggest bottleneck is? I'm pretty sure it's my Cpu, but I think the motherboard is also holding me back as well.

I have some issues with the securom DRM with this game. I assume it's because of the age of the game. I bought this game legitimately from Wal-mart, but am having trouble activating it through the primary source, including through offline means. Please don't say "try steam" as I have already...

What is the max overclock potential of a fx-6300? Mine is currently sitting at 4.32 GHz with a core voltage load of 1.35. What kind of upper ceiling could I hit, with adequate cooling? My mobo is an Asus M5A78L-M/USB3.

I have an unused integrated graphics card on my motherboard, is it possible to use it to supplement my dedicated card? I know DirectX 12 can do it, but is there any current programming solutions? My integrated is an old radeon 300 and my dedicated is a GTX 750 ti. I know it it's a bad card, but...

Thank you everyone for your advice, I will take everything into consideration and simply wait until I have built up a good budget to work this. but before I go....is this a good setup? FX-6300 black edition M5A78l-m/usb3 9 Gbs DDR3-1333 EVGA GTX 750TI 2Gbs superclocked

I could just 4-way crossfire some amd cards and be done with it. (walmart discount card ftw)

I want to be able to oculus rift any and every game in at least 90 FPS at 1080p and play games normally at 4k with at least 60 FPS. Anyway I go I'm still going to need a new motherboard and PSU. edit: and maybe, if I can extend my attention, make high quality CGA-movies.

I'm considering options for a super build I'm going to be saving up for and the FX-9590 prices well for it's power. I'm asking because....if it's not then could someone pick out a good graphics match for the processor. (preferably under $500, but I'm not picky.)