Looking for processor which is compatible with ddr3 ram ....

[sam8377]

My specs are :
12gb ram
R7 250 1gb OC
Dual core e6700 3.2ghz..
Hdd-500 gb

 

[Hardware Brad]

4th Gen or older Intel or FX-series AMD

 

[geofelt]

What are you trying to accomplish?
It is likely false economy to try to reuse older 1.5v ddr3 ram.
If you need a faster processor, it is best to look at kaby lake or ryzen.

 

[sam8377]

4th Gen or older Intel or FX-series AMD

Is fx 8350 good?

 

[geofelt]

4th Gen or older Intel or FX-series AMD

Is fx 8350 good?

terrible.

 

[sam8377]

4th Gen or older Intel or FX-series AMD

Is fx 8350 good?

terrible.

Okay ... and what about g4560 and amd a10 7890 dual graphics??

 

[geofelt]

G4560 will want a lga1151 motherboard that will use DDR4 ram.
Some will use DDR3, but the DDR3 ram needs to be low voltage 1.35 ram, not the common 1.5v ddr3.

The apu is decent so long as you NEVER plan to upgrade it.

You buy a APU for the excellent integrated graphics.
But, there are no real good upgrades, particularly for a gamer.
If you install a superior discrete graphics card, you will have thrown away the big advantage of the APU.
Then, you are left with a relatively weak cpu. Most games depend on only a few fast cores.

Bottom line.....
What you get with a APU is what you will live with forever.

G4560 is an outstanding budget processor Perhaps $65.
A lga1151 motherboard can be about $50.
8gb of ddr4ram is about $60.

You can use passmark to roughly compare the performance of processors.
Your E6700 has a rating of 1703 when both threads are fully utilized, and 995 single threaded.

By comparison, a G4560 has a rating of 5095 and a single thread rating of 1992.

 

[sam8377]

G4560 will want a lga1151 motherboard that will use DDR4 ram.
Some will use DDR3, but the DDR3 ram needs to be low voltage 1.35 ram, not the common 1.5v ddr3.

The apu is decent so long as you NEVER plan to upgrade it.

You buy a APU for the excellent integrated graphics.
But, there are no real good upgrades, particularly for a gamer.
If you install a superior discrete graphics card, you will have thrown away the big advantage of the APU.
Then, you are left with a relatively weak cpu. Most games depend on only a few fast cores.

Bottom line.....
What you get with a APU is what you will live with forever.

G4560 is an outstanding budget processor Perhaps $65.
A lga1151 motherboard can be about $50.
8gb of ddr4ram is about $60.

You can use passmark to roughly compare the performance of processors.
Your E6700 has a rating of 1703 when both threads are fully utilized, and 995 single threaded.

By comparison, a G4560 has a rating of 5095 and a single thread rating of 1992.

This means APU perform lower with external graphics...
I know g4560 is good ... but i want to know if it is possible to play new games at 720 p with this cpu..and my gpu?

 

[sam8377]

G4560 will want a lga1151 motherboard that will use DDR4 ram.
Some will use DDR3, but the DDR3 ram needs to be low voltage 1.35 ram, not the common 1.5v ddr3.

The apu is decent so long as you NEVER plan to upgrade it.

You buy a APU for the excellent integrated graphics.
But, there are no real good upgrades, particularly for a gamer.
If you install a superior discrete graphics card, you will have thrown away the big advantage of the APU.
Then, you are left with a relatively weak cpu. Most games depend on only a few fast cores.

Bottom line.....
What you get with a APU is what you will live with forever.

G4560 is an outstanding budget processor Perhaps $65.
A lga1151 motherboard can be about $50.
8gb of ddr4ram is about $60.

You can use passmark to roughly compare the performance of processors.
Your E6700 has a rating of 1703 when both threads are fully utilized, and 995 single threaded.

By comparison, a G4560 has a rating of 5095 and a single thread rating of 1992.

Tell me one thing i have to upgrade cpu or gpu?