Processor For Gaming

[Prashanth Kumar]

Hi Sir, Can you please suggest me some good processors .(Maximum utility is for Gaming..) my Budget is around $170 only for processor. and also please explain what is overclocking

 

[Shneiky]

Could you give us more information. Like do you have motherboard, and if you have what brand/model is it? Do you have a video card? And if you have, what brand/model is it?

 

[Jack Revenant]

Could you give us more information. Like do you have motherboard, and if you have what brand/model is it? Do you have a video card? And if you have, what brand/model is it?

+1. Where you're buying, as well. $ is the currency symbol for a lot of countries, and even ruling out the unlikely ones, you could be from Canada, Australia, New Zealand, or the USA, all of which have very different prices.

To answer the question, however, overclocking is the process of increasing the clocks on your CPU (though you can overclock your CPU, RAM, or even your monitor if you for some reason wanted to). Its primary advantage is increasing performance, at the cost of increasing heat and potentially even lowering performance or damaging your hardware if you do it incorrectly.

 

[ingtar33]

if you can't spend more then 170 for the cpu, your best bet will probably be a FX 8320.

 

[Eamon Burns 99]

I would say something like a 6350/6300 or 83XX

 

[PC-MAN]

Depending on what motherboard you have you could get a good amd fx- 8320.

 

[PC-MAN]

Depending on what motherboard you have you could get a good amd fx- 8320.

 

[Prashanth Kumar]

Could you give us more information. Like do you have motherboard, and if you have what brand/model is it? Do you have a video card? And if you have, what brand/model is it?

Could you give us more information. Like do you have motherboard, and if you have what brand/model is it? Do you have a video card? And if you have, what brand/model is it?

+1. Where you're buying, as well. $ is the currency symbol for a lot of countries, and even ruling out the unlikely ones, you could be from Canada, Australia, New Zealand, or the USA, all of which have very different prices.

To answer the question, however, overclocking is the process of increasing the clocks on your CPU (though you can overclock your CPU, RAM, or even your monitor if you for some reason wanted to). Its primary advantage is increasing performance, at the cost of increasing heat and potentially even lowering performance or damaging your hardware if you do it incorrectly.

Well first thanks for overclocking definition.
I want to buy from US via online , shipping to India.
At present my system is a dual core processor with Nvidia 8400 series graphic card and Mercury motherboard (5 years old) . so i wanted to upgrade to fx- 8320. but after seeing many overclocking related issues , i am not able to decide which processor i should choose

 

[Prashanth Kumar]

Depending on what motherboard you have you could get a good amd fx- 8320.

For amd fx 8320 what type of mother board is suited?? i have no idea abt that

 

[Prashanth Kumar]

if you can't spend more then 170 for the cpu, your best bet will probably be a FX 8320.

Then what mother board i should go with ?

 

[PC-MAN]

Depending on what motherboard you have you could get a good amd fx- 8320.

For amd fx 8320 what type of mother board is suited?? i have no idea abt that

Depends if your going to OC it or not (highly suggest you do) and do you have ATX case or micro ATX?

 

[Prashanth Kumar]

Could you give us more information. Like do you have motherboard, and if you have what brand/model is it? Do you have a video card? And if you have, what brand/model is it?

+1. Where you're buying, as well. $ is the currency symbol for a lot of countries, and even ruling out the unlikely ones, you could be from Canada, Australia, New Zealand, or the USA, all of which have very different prices.

To answer the question, however, overclocking is the process of increasing the clocks on your CPU (though you can overclock your CPU, RAM, or even your monitor if you for some reason wanted to). Its primary advantage is increasing performance, at the cost of increasing heat and potentially even lowering performance or damaging your hardware if you do it incorrectly.

Depending on what motherboard you have you could get a good amd fx- 8320.

For amd fx 8320 what type of mother board is suited?? i have no idea abt that

Depends if your going to OC it or not (highly suggest you do) and do you have ATX case or micro ATX?

Ok i will OC it but will it be extra to OC the processor , i mean cost will increase or what?
and i do have an ATX case

 

[PC-MAN]

Could you give us more information. Like do you have motherboard, and if you have what brand/model is it? Do you have a video card? And if you have, what brand/model is it?

+1. Where you're buying, as well. $ is the currency symbol for a lot of countries, and even ruling out the unlikely ones, you could be from Canada, Australia, New Zealand, or the USA, all of which have very different prices.

To answer the question, however, overclocking is the process of increasing the clocks on your CPU (though you can overclock your CPU, RAM, or even your monitor if you for some reason wanted to). Its primary advantage is increasing performance, at the cost of increasing heat and potentially even lowering performance or damaging your hardware if you do it incorrectly.

Depending on what motherboard you have you could get a good amd fx- 8320.

For amd fx 8320 what type of mother board is suited?? i have no idea abt that

Depends if your going to OC it or not (highly suggest you do) and do you have ATX case or micro ATX?

Ok i will OC it but will it be extra to OC the processor , i mean cost will increase or what?
and i do have an ATX case

You dont have to buy an after market fan, but you really should. It'll cost you about 25 to 30 for that.

 

[Prashanth Kumar]

Could you give us more information. Like do you have motherboard, and if you have what brand/model is it? Do you have a video card? And if you have, what brand/model is it?

+1. Where you're buying, as well. $ is the currency symbol for a lot of countries, and even ruling out the unlikely ones, you could be from Canada, Australia, New Zealand, or the USA, all of which have very different prices.

To answer the question, however, overclocking is the process of increasing the clocks on your CPU (though you can overclock your CPU, RAM, or even your monitor if you for some reason wanted to). Its primary advantage is increasing performance, at the cost of increasing heat and potentially even lowering performance or damaging your hardware if you do it incorrectly.

Depending on what motherboard you have you could get a good amd fx- 8320.

For amd fx 8320 what type of mother board is suited?? i have no idea abt that

Depends if your going to OC it or not (highly suggest you do) and do you have ATX case or micro ATX?

Ok i will OC it but will it be extra to OC the processor , i mean cost will increase or what?
and i do have an ATX case

You dont have to buy an after market fan, but you really should. It'll cost you about 25 to 30 for that.

Fine. no problem then about overclocking..and can you suggest any motherboard preferably Gigabyte

 

[PC-MAN]

Could you give us more information. Like do you have motherboard, and if you have what brand/model is it? Do you have a video card? And if you have, what brand/model is it?

+1. Where you're buying, as well. $ is the currency symbol for a lot of countries, and even ruling out the unlikely ones, you could be from Canada, Australia, New Zealand, or the USA, all of which have very different prices.

To answer the question, however, overclocking is the process of increasing the clocks on your CPU (though you can overclock your CPU, RAM, or even your monitor if you for some reason wanted to). Its primary advantage is increasing performance, at the cost of increasing heat and potentially even lowering performance or damaging your hardware if you do it incorrectly.

Depending on what motherboard you have you could get a good amd fx- 8320.

For amd fx 8320 what type of mother board is suited?? i have no idea abt that

Depends if your going to OC it or not (highly suggest you do) and do you have ATX case or micro ATX?

Ok i will OC it but will it be extra to OC the processor , i mean cost will increase or what?
and i do have an ATX case

You dont have to buy an after market fan, but you really should. It'll cost you about 25 to 30 for that.

Fine. no problem then about overclocking..and can you suggest any motherboard preferably Gigabyte [/quotemsg]

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