Best AMD CPU for GTX 750ti ?

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Hi guys i have a Nvidia Geforce GTX 750ti and my processor is AMD Athlon II X2 245 .
I need to upgrade my processor coz this processor bottlenecks and i cant play any latest games ( farcry 4 , AC unity ) smoothly even in low... My MOBO is : BIOSTAR a960g+ Suggest the best processor i can play latest games..
 

Gamerxz010

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Wouldn't 8-core be much better than 6-core.?

 

Not if it throttles to all hell and back while you use it

Besides, most games can't even use 4 cores properly let alone 8
 

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AM3+ AMD FX™ FX-8300
AM3+ AMD FX™ FX-8140
AM3+ AMD FX™ FX-8120
AM3+ AMD FX™ FX-8100
AM3+ AMD FX™ FX-6300
AM3+ AMD FX™ FX-6120
AM3+ AMD FX™ FX-6100
AM3+ AMD FX™ FX-4320
AM3+ AMD FX™ FX-4300
AM3+ AMD FX™ FX-4100
AM3+ AMD FX™ 8370E
AM3+ AMD FX™ 8320E

Only these
 

mrt3

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8350 also
coz 8350 comes between these two, Got that?
 

Gamerxz010

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YA.. thanks bro.. ;)
 


Did you even check the supported CPU list before you posted that comment?

The 8350 does NOT come between an 8320E and an 8370E. You're giving the OP incorrect advice and if they buy an 8350, it could irreversibly damage the motherboard.

125W CPUs are NOT supported.
 

mrt3

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it consumes only 88w btw

 

mrt3

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88w on stock freq :bounce: and upto 125w for OCing :lol:.
 

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you as*h*ole dont have simple logic, 8370e is a modified version of 8350, but with less OC ability and less TDP(Therma Design Power) Not Less Power Consumption at similar Frequencies
 

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get FX 8370e better overall performance than mention CPUs

 
6300 would be my choice ,highest base clock out of the 3 - as stated before 6 or 8 cores makes no difference in gaming.
The 8370e would prob perform very slightly better but is not worth the price premium.
Either way ,with a 6300 installed the 750ti becomes the weakest component by far.
 

st3v30

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Your mobo is in this tier so it is rly bad one

Tier Two: Poor quality. Bad power phases and no heatsinks on VRM make this tier more like ‘lowest’ tier for AM3+ boards, not advisable for FX 6 or 8. No Crossfire/ SLI capability. In all probability, you’d not want to have them unless you must get one of them.

M5A78L-M LX PLUS
GA-78LMT-S2P
GA-78LMT-S2PV
GA-78LMT-S2
760GM-P23 (FX)
960GM/U3S3 FX
760GM-P34(FX)
880GM-LE FX
980DE3/U3S3
760GMA-P34(FX)
M5A78L-M LX
 

Gamerxz010

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Actually , I was also gonna upgrade my mobo to ASUS M5A78L-M LX V2 .
 

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The FX-6300 is the best bang for the buck, especially if you're not into editing or encoding video.

The alternative would be a 8320E or 8370E, which can be overclocked to 8350 levels with lower voltage than an actual 8350. I have my 8320E at 4ghz at 1.250v.

In any of these situations, it's highly recommended to get heatsinks for the VRMs, something like the Enzotech MOS-C1 or C10.
 

st3v30

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These are poor quality mobos it is same you already have so no point in upgrade.You will need one from this tier to make it work good and if you want to OC

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-2384024/motherboard-tier-list-970-chipset.html

Read this carefully and try to pick good one,believe me bad mobo can make your pc in pile of problems so dont get anything you see out there that is just compatible with your CPU.Maybe if you go Intel you can buy rly cheap mobo and still be fine but with AMD you rly need to be careful.