is gtx 980ti compatible with my system? and will it run arma 3 smooth=?

[MultiGaming]

CPU AMD FX-6300
Motherboar MSA97 R2.0
Graphic card AMD RADEON TM R7 370 series

 

[anti-duck]

Provided your PSU is up to the job, It'll work and you'll certainly be getting more frames compared to your 370, but performance will be severely limited by your CPU.

For Arma 3 to run smooth, you need to upgrade your CPU, even 3 1080's wouldn't make Arma 3 run smooth, it's a badly optimised CPU whore.

 

[MultiGaming]

What cpu would i upgrade to because its my birhtday soon.

 

[anti-duck]

Any processor you can upgrade to on that motherboard won't make much of a difference to be honest. Arma 3 is a game that people boast about because it has all this realistic bollocks, real time bullet physics etc... It needs an obscene amount of processing power... and then it doesn't even use it. You'd need a motherboard and a CPU upgrade to get the best performance possible.

 

[13thmonkey]

and don't get a ti, unless they are going cheap the 1070 is slightly better.

 

[MultiGaming]

and don't get a ti, unless they are going cheap the 1070 is slightly better.

But is the 1070 compatible with my system cuz i did a other review here with the 1080 and it was not compatible with my system.

 

[anti-duck]

and don't get a ti, unless they are going cheap the 1070 is slightly better.

But is the 1070 compatible with my system cuz i did a other review here with the 1080 and it was not compatible with my system.

Both the 1070 and 1080 are compatible with your system, they're just going to be held back by your CPU.

 

[MultiGaming]

and don't get a ti, unless they are going cheap the 1070 is slightly better.

But is the 1070 compatible with my system cuz i did a other review here with the 1080 and it was not compatible with my system.

Both the 1070 and 1080 are compatible with your system, they're just going to be held back by your CPU.

but the guy who said it wasnt compatible said also it wouldnt be any better if i got an 1080.

 

[anti-duck]

and don't get a ti, unless they are going cheap the 1070 is slightly better.

But is the 1070 compatible with my system cuz i did a other review here with the 1080 and it was not compatible with my system.

Both the 1070 and 1080 are compatible with your system, they're just going to be held back by your CPU.

but the guy who said it wasnt compatible said also it wouldnt be any better if i got an 1080.

Yeah, you'd probably end up CPU limited often and wouldn't see much difference between a 980, 980 Ti, 1070 or 1080, but they're definitely all compatible with the rest of your system provided your PSU has enough output.

 

[MultiGaming]

and don't get a ti, unless they are going cheap the 1070 is slightly better.

But is the 1070 compatible with my system cuz i did a other review here with the 1080 and it was not compatible with my system.

Both the 1070 and 1080 are compatible with your system, they're just going to be held back by your CPU.

but the guy who said it wasnt compatible said also it wouldnt be any better if i got an 1080.

Yeah, you'd probably end up CPU limited often and wouldn't see much difference between a 980, 980 Ti, 1070 or 1080, but they're definitely all compatible with the rest of your system provided your PSU has enough output.

so i need to upgrade my motherboard and cpu to get it to work perfectly?

 

[sizzling]

and don't get a ti, unless they are going cheap the 1070 is slightly better.

But is the 1070 compatible with my system cuz i did a other review here with the 1080 and it was not compatible with my system.

Both the 1070 and 1080 are compatible with your system, they're just going to be held back by your CPU.

but the guy who said it wasnt compatible said also it wouldnt be any better if i got an 1080.

Because your gaming experience will be limited by the CPU, you cannot take advantage of the extra power from the higher end gpu's. They will work, just not to their full potential

 

[13thmonkey]

and don't get a ti, unless they are going cheap the 1070 is slightly better.

But is the 1070 compatible with my system cuz i did a other review here with the 1080 and it was not compatible with my system.

Both the 1070 and 1080 are compatible with your system, they're just going to be held back by your CPU.

but the guy who said it wasnt compatible said also it wouldnt be any better if i got an 1080.

There is no compatability issue. However, your CPU is weak, any CPU's you can get for your mobo will be weak. Given the cost of a 980ti and a new FX processor I would recommend getting a 1070 and a new cpu/mobo/ram, should be a similar cost in total, and much greater performance.

And we need to understand your PSU details.

 

[MultiGaming]

and don't get a ti, unless they are going cheap the 1070 is slightly better.

But is the 1070 compatible with my system cuz i did a other review here with the 1080 and it was not compatible with my system.

Both the 1070 and 1080 are compatible with your system, they're just going to be held back by your CPU.

but the guy who said it wasnt compatible said also it wouldnt be any better if i got an 1080.

There is no compatability issue. However, your CPU is weak, any CPU's you can get for your mobo will be weak. Given the cost of a 980ti and a new FX processor I would recommend getting a 1070 and a new cpu/mobo/ram, should be a similar cost in total, and much greater performance.

And we need to understand your PSU details.

Please tell me what cpu mobo and ram i should get for the 1070 because im not really good at choosing stuff and i can just buy the things you say i would appreicate if you said the names of the cpu/ram/mobo.

 

[anti-duck]

You need to list your PSU mate.

 

[13thmonkey]

I'm not going to go that far, but try for an i5 k series processor, a Z mobo and 16GB of ram.

 

[MultiGaming]

You need to list your PSU mate.

the name of PSU is CX500M

 

[13thmonkey]

that's not great unfortunately.