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Most of you guys are playing a 64bit game for the first time. And like alot of people you are not running your system right. I am not here to argue fact. Enable virtualization in your bios and this game looks and plays awesome. Those of you with and CPUs will see that they perform as well as if not better than Intel. IM sure Toms runs these tests.with virtualization off. Because they don't know that it is required for any 64 but Windows since xp64
This post makes absolutely no sense.
Right, because most of us have missed out on all of those other games over the last 5 or so years that have been 64-bit, and even the ones we were oh-so-lucky to have purchased with our meager 32-bit minds that actually were 64-bit just magically worked even though we had no idea that we had to enable virtualization, which wasn't even an option when 64-bit processors came out.
EVGA NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Superclocked 2GB GDDR5 Video Card NEW 02G-P4-2653-KR
COMBO AMD FX-6300 SIX CORE CPU+16GB DDR3 RAM+ASROCK SATA6 USB3 DVI Motherboard
750W Gaming 120MM Fan Silent ATX Power Supply PSU 12V
this is what i want to put in my pc for gaming is this good enough? for call of duty ghost?
You should post this in another section of the forum for these questions, but no I wouldn't recommend this card or CPU, at least not for Ultra settings.
I'd step up both the CPU and card. A GTX 760 will get you near-Ultra, but for the price the 780s are pretty attractive right now. I really feel strongly that at least 3GB of VRAM makes a big difference in both Ghosts and BF4. BF4 uses 3.6GB of my 4GB 770's ram.
For the CPU, I'd suggest sticking with the 8300 series. And 8350 will get you a great bang for the buck.
It's hard to address this with the motherboard and PSU descriptions not mentioning specific models. This is fairly critical, and I would never make the assumption that a "gaming" PSU is actually a QUALITY PSU. Stick with minimum 600W Gold Plus Certified and you should be good. Season and XFX are great PSUs for the money.