I got an i5 2400 as an upgrade from my i3 530 and I am am still getting the same fps as I did with the i3 530 Is this normal?...
Rest of my specs
RX 580 4gb
GA-H61M-S1 (for my i3 I was using a motherboard from a oem pc)
550w 80+ bronze coolermaster psu
2x4gb DDR3 1333mhz (8GB)
240gb Kingston SSD
1tb wd HDD
The games I have been playing are
Post Scriptum (this game actually went down in fps from 30-40 fps with the i3 and 20-30 fps with the i5)
Battlefield 4 (i3 FPS 40 i5 FPS 40)
Arma 3 "Altis Life" (i3 FPS 10-15 i5 FPS 10-20)
Day of Infamy (i3 20-30 FPS i5 FPS 30-35)
Rising storm 2 vietnam (i3 30-35 FPS i5 FPS 30-40)
Unturned (i3 30-40 FPS i5 FPS 30-40)
War thunder (i3 FPS 50-60 i5 FPS 60-65)
Arma 2 Dayz Mod (i3 30 FPS i5 FPS 30-35)
Red orchestra 2 (i3 30 FPS i5 FPS 30)
When I was using an i5 3470 and GT 1030 I was able to get a solid 60 fps and above on most of these games (excluding Arma 3)
Rest of my specs
RX 580 4gb
GA-H61M-S1 (for my i3 I was using a motherboard from a oem pc)
550w 80+ bronze coolermaster psu
2x4gb DDR3 1333mhz (8GB)
240gb Kingston SSD
1tb wd HDD
The games I have been playing are
Post Scriptum (this game actually went down in fps from 30-40 fps with the i3 and 20-30 fps with the i5)
Battlefield 4 (i3 FPS 40 i5 FPS 40)
Arma 3 "Altis Life" (i3 FPS 10-15 i5 FPS 10-20)
Day of Infamy (i3 20-30 FPS i5 FPS 30-35)
Rising storm 2 vietnam (i3 30-35 FPS i5 FPS 30-40)
Unturned (i3 30-40 FPS i5 FPS 30-40)
War thunder (i3 FPS 50-60 i5 FPS 60-65)
Arma 2 Dayz Mod (i3 30 FPS i5 FPS 30-35)
Red orchestra 2 (i3 30 FPS i5 FPS 30)
When I was using an i5 3470 and GT 1030 I was able to get a solid 60 fps and above on most of these games (excluding Arma 3)