Please Help Me

RacerDemon

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I just got an MSI GTX 970 4gb and installed it with the newest drivers from Nvidia and I am not seeing that much of an improvement in the games I play. Anyone know why? I had an R9 270x Dual-X Vapor before this. I mainly play World of Warships, however I dint notice some better fps in armored warfare. Any help would be nice. Oh, I also used DDU to un-install my amd drivers and restarted before I installed Nvidia. What I want to know is should I keep the new card, or sell it and just go back to my AMD. Thanks

My System Specs:
FX-6100
16gb DDR3 G-SKill Sniper
1 TB WD Black



This is the card I have now:
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This is the card I use to have:
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Sounds like you're getting a bottleneck somewhere that is stopping your new card from really shining.

I'm not an expert on AMD CPU's, but my hunch is that it is your CPU. Someone else might be able to chime in definitively on whether or not your FX-6100 is the culprit.
 


Hmm, the 6100 is a 6 core unlocked processor thats only 3-4 years old.....it could be, but I am not sure. Thanks though!

 
if you can find a cpu/mobo intel bundle on craigslist or ebay you will see a massive improvement... I would reccomend getting either an i7 920 or better processor. You should be able to find a intel core i5 2500k + a decent overclocking mobo for around $200... the lowest processor I would get would be a i7 920 though, anything worse than that and you will run into bottlenecks again.
 



I cant get a new MOBO, I already have the ASUS Sabertooth 990FX AM3+ 2.0, what AMD Processor would be good?
 


amd fx 8350... You can overclock with that board and get some performance too if you want
 


I can overclock my current cpu? Thanks for your quick replies and info!
 


yes if you have an aftermarket cpu cooler

it would be at best a stopgap though, really weak cpu for gaming
 



I have an after-market air cooler, and i have it up to 4.2 MHz right now, here is link:

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