I ilayg6 Honorable Jul 30, 2016 49 1 10,545 Jan 18, 2017 #1 I just wanted to ask,how big of a jump will that be to upgrade my cpu(i5 3470) to an i7 7700k will it make a really big performance in games?
I just wanted to ask,how big of a jump will that be to upgrade my cpu(i5 3470) to an i7 7700k will it make a really big performance in games?
Solution X X xapoc Jan 18, 2017 970 is nice card, will do just fine. You can even consider budget 2560x1440p monitor down the road to complement rest of the PC if you go that route.
970 is nice card, will do just fine. You can even consider budget 2560x1440p monitor down the road to complement rest of the PC if you go that route.
X xapoc Reputable Jan 16, 2015 845 0 5,360 Jan 18, 2017 #2 In gaming 30% + and in heavy cpu oriented application way higher. Also keep in mind many games are also very dependent on graphic card utilization so on those it will scale differently depending on your current graphics card. Upvote 0 Downvote
In gaming 30% + and in heavy cpu oriented application way higher. Also keep in mind many games are also very dependent on graphic card utilization so on those it will scale differently depending on your current graphics card.
X xapoc Reputable Jan 16, 2015 845 0 5,360 Jan 18, 2017 Solution #4 970 is nice card, will do just fine. You can even consider budget 2560x1440p monitor down the road to complement rest of the PC if you go that route. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
970 is nice card, will do just fine. You can even consider budget 2560x1440p monitor down the road to complement rest of the PC if you go that route.