Best GPU for Intel G3258 @4GHZ

[Bigwood daddy]

what is the best gaming GPU that can be used for a system without bottleneck with intel G3258 clocked @ 4ghz (PSU SEASONIC 520W)

 

[okcnaline]

GTX 960, since you already OC'ed. If that doesn't work, then GTX 750 Ti is the most solid choice. Both cards are as efficient.

 

[Bigwood daddy]

I read a review about r7 265 and it showed that it outperform the gtx 750 ti in many games but other reviews showed that nvidia works better with Intel Processors than amd (all I care is about the performance regardless the power efficient) but i have been seeing many games which i like such as assassin creed black flag customized for nvidia cards (the way it meant to be play project) and I wonder if that will make the gtx 750ti outperform the r7 265 in these games. I am a looking for a budget GPU though

 

[Jordan Church]

what is the best gaming GPU that can be used for a system without bottleneck with intel G3258 clocked @ 4ghz (PSU SEASONIC 520W)

You can use a GTX 970 without bottlenecks.

 

[okcnaline]

what is the best gaming GPU that can be used for a system without bottleneck with intel G3258 clocked @ 4ghz (PSU SEASONIC 520W)

You can use a GTX 970 without bottlenecks.

Lel...

 

[doubletake]

^ No, no he can't.

A dual-core processor (especially without hyperthreading) WILL hold back a higher-end card like the 970 in several games nowadays.
That 3258 needs to be closer to 4.7-4.8GHz to be barely comparable to an i3 in gaming.
On the other hand, it's better off to start with a fast GPU now and upgrade the CPU later to an i5 since it'll be a simple drop-in replacement.

 

[Bigwood daddy]

GTX 960, since you already OC'ed. If that doesn't work, then GTX 750 Ti is the most solid choice. Both cards are as efficient.

I read a review about r7 265 and it showed that it outperform the gtx 750 ti in many games but other reviews showed that nvidia works better with Intel Processors than amd (all I care is about the performance regardless the power efficient) but i have been seeing many games which i like such as assassin creed black flag customized for nvidia cards (the way it meant to be play project) and I wonder if that will make the gtx 750ti outperform the r7 265 in these games?????. I am a looking for a budget GPU though

 

[okcnaline]

No it won't. However, I told you my reason to grab the card is because your CPU took a bit of unused power in the 520W, so you'll need to grab an efficient card. Grab a GTX 750 Ti because it's less watts.

 

[Bigwood daddy]

No it won't. However, I told you my reason to grab the card is because your CPU took a bit of unused power in the 520W, so you'll need to grab an efficient card. Grab a GTX 750 Ti because it's less watts.

My Rig Specifcation
PSU :Seasonic 520W s12II
Processor: intel G3258 @4ghz voltage set 1.152v , everything else is on auto except for the memory xmp is enabled
Cooler : Stock Cooler
HD: WD Cavier Blue 1TB
Motherboard: Asus H81M-V3
RAM: Gskill ripjaw 4GB DDR3 1600MHZ running @1400mhz (using XMP profile)
optical drive :none
case : decent one
operating system: windows 7 professional 64 bit

 

[okcnaline]

I KNOW!!! Like I said, the PSU won't hold an OC and a high TDW card. Grab a 750 Ti.

 

[doubletake]

That PSU is more than enough for any single GPU card he'd care to add that isn't a highly overclocked R9 290(x). My 4790k + Titan X setup doesn't even hit 500W when gaming; his machine will barely use 200W when gaming.

 

[okcnaline]

But he has that OC to worry about... CPU itself should hit 120W per Volts to Watts calculations (W=100V, 1.2V stable OC assumed), along with other components.

 

[Bigwood daddy]

Will i be able to upgrade to Intel 5th generation my rig specifications
Asus h81m-v3
Intel g3258
I heard intel 5th generation processor comes with iris graphics 6100 which handles 4k screen @60hz

 

[okcnaline]

No. I believe it's an entirely different chipset altogether.

 

[Bigwood daddy]

I KNOW!!! Like I said, the PSU won't hold an OC and a high TDW card. Grab a 750 Ti.

No. I believe it's an entirely different chipset altogether.

"Intel® H81 Express chipset for the latest Intel processors
H81-Gamer's Intel® H81 Express is a single-chipset design that supports Intel LGA1150 4th, New 4th & 5th generation Core™ i7/i5/i3/Pentium®/Celeron® processors. It provides improved performance by using serial point-to-point links, enabling increased bandwidth and stability. H81 Express natively supports up to two USB 3.0 ports for up to ten times (10X) faster transfer rates than USB 2.0, and also supports iGPU functions — so you enjoy the latest Intel integrated-graphics performance."
qoute source from Asus H81 Gamer motherboard
link of the motherboard :http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/H81GAMER/
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[okcnaline]

Skylake is rumored to use 17x chipsets...

 

[Bigwood daddy]

Skylake is rumored to use 17x chipsets...

what about broadwell? will it work on intel H81 chipset?

 

[okcnaline]

I heard there was no Broad well for desktops.

Broadwell... Freaking autocorrect.

 

[Bigwood daddy]

http://wccftech.com/intel-broadwell-core-i7-5775c-core-i5-5675c-processors-iris-pro-graphics-6200-detailed-launching-q2-2015/

 

[okcnaline]

Not trustable, but here on the same website:
http://wccftech.com/intel-skylake-s-platform-specifications-detailed-z170-100series-chipset-replace-z97-2h-2015/

 

[Bigwood daddy]

Not trustable, but here on the same website:
http://wccftech.com/intel-skylake-s-platform-specifications-detailed-z170-100series-chipset-replace-z97-2h-2015/

that is so confusing especially the information came from the same website; but Intel website itself when it launches the 9 series chipset, the sheet that come from intel for this chipset is to support the 5th generation processor but maybe they meant devil canyon by that i do not really know

 

[vj1990]

Could some1 please confirm if gtx 750 TI works with ASUS H81M V3 board, cause in some1 thread, it said, that combo is not stable