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what games can i play with the hd 7850 amd gfx card???and at what settings???can mw3 and bf3 on ultra and ghosts also on ultra.....and hows the sapphire edition amd hd 7770???plz help
 
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Ultra setting shouldn't be a prob with HD 7850 card but you definitely will get 41-45 fps and also depend on your pc setting.

Furthermore, HD7850 is better than 7770 mate. Minimum would be 40 and sometimes it will jumps to 60 fps. Conclusion, don't worry , HD7850 can support the game you wanna play :)
 
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Dude i owned a Sapphire HD7850 and i overclocked it to Maximum speed and it runs smoothly on many games even at BF3 or ghosts :) It will be much more powerful if you combine your AMD GPU with an AMD CPU :) Thats how i did as i using AMD FX-8320 and Sapphire HD7850 :)
 
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i5 is good, and 8gb ram should be plenty
be sure to have a 500-550 w psu (brand one)
you will want to oc it because 7850 < 7850 oc (15-20%) and sometime the gap is bigger
i don't mean to buy o.c version, you can o.c your stock gpu

in my country 7850 has the same price as gtx 660 (go with 660 if you can)
 
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Hi~ First of all,If you are wondering about the CPU problems,Best for you to choose AMD with AMD,and Nvidia and Intel. AMD have their own technologies in both CPU and GPU.So it's better to go for the same Brand as AMD product will sure designed to cope with their own products for the maximum performance right?No people would be so stupid to invent a product which bottleneck their own product i guess? 😛 What the trend nowadays is,AMD CPU and AMD GPU,Nvidia GPU and Intel CPU. That is what the trend and combination today :) Actually CPU plays an important role working together with GPU.For the best performance,thats why i choose an AMD FX-8320 instead of Intel CPU to Maximise the performance :) Hope you make your right choice 😀 Btw as i mentioned earlier,I had my Sapphire HD7850 overclocked it from 920MHz Core Clock(Mine is OC version) and 1250MHz Memory Clock to 1050MHz Core Clock and 1450MHz Memory Clock with Maximum Power Usage +20% :) I hope my result will get you overclocked well in your HD7850 too 😀
 
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19nich eh?so it would be 1366*768 or 1440*900 that res is no problem for HD7850.Just to tell you i have a Gigabyte HD7850 on 1080p and apart from Crysis 3(which runs on high no AA)every game runs on ultra settings albeit no AA and frame rates are very nice 40+ in most cases..i say for your res its really good and will perform even better..😀
 
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well actually any motherboard is as good as well.There is no motherboard specific for AMD FX series only or better to suits AMD FX CPU.The one i am currently using is this:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157394.It is a quite good Mobo as it specifics for Overclocking.Or you can try this too:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157358.Depends on your budget and choose what mobo you want :) There is no specific too about which mobo brand is better or whatsoever.Just choose the brand which you confidence to it :) Hope i helped 😀
 
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since intel only producing CPU,well i cant say for sure but what people comparing is that Nvidia GPU pairing with Intel CPU would be better :) Not really a Nvidia and Intel fan so i did not much research on them 😛 what i am using now for my gaming is AMD FX-8320 3.5GHz and i personally overclocked it to 4.2GHz and Sapphire HD7850 :) stick to AMD's own product would be a better choice for me 😀
 
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I say go for 3570 or any any intel i5 sandy bridge or higher and an HD7850 and that resolution of yours you will be set for quite some time..😀
 
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I was just wondering was this for a new build or will you be using any leftovers from an older PC?

I myself just built an AMD FX 8320 + HD 7850 rig and am overjoyed with it.
If you have a good budget... grand or better you have plenty of options. If your going on the cheaper side focus on the primary components first. Maybe you don't really need the SSD or blu-ray. Anyway, I'm sure you'll get what it is your looking for if you research and shop around.

I had seen a few bundle deals like this -----> http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=8518887&CatId=1969
Had I gone that route I was considering an Nvidia GTX 660. Which would be pretty awesome.
With something like this bundle I would make sure I got another 4 gigs ram (8 total) at least a 120 gig SSD (boot drive) and a Blu-ray multi disc-drive
I am not a fan-boy so much of anything but performance and I can say I definitely did alright with what I got. I was shooting for just under a grand USD for a made from scratch rig and I shopped around and made my budget + got the extras. The bundle plus extras would put you around the $1000 mark pretty quick. And that's to say you have Monitor, Keyboard, mouse, etc...

I really was going for a GTX 670 but the Radeon 7850 made the budget happen for me and it didn't let me down.
Pretty good bang for the buck.
Like HawJin posted earlier it can OC to 1050MHz Core and 1450MHz Memory easily without a problem and my Gigabyte card never even gets above 65C under full load with just stock cooling. I've only seen it that hot while burn in benchmarking it and that was for 20 minutes.

Well whatever you do I hope you have fun with it and I can tell you it will be worth it.
 
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see...my budget is 900$(55000) and i want a good gaming pc but i have heard abt amd processors being overheated and i am starting from the scratch...means i had an laptop and i wanna buy a complete pc.....my budget without monitor is 55000(900$)and with it is 63000(1000$) i wanted to buy a hd 7950 but its very overpriced in my country...so thats all folk
 
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