Will the processor be good enough?

[JamieMersh]

Will a AMD 6300 bottleneck my gpu (ASUS Radeon R9 270X 2GB DirectCUII TOP) if it will I'd have to get a 8320 (I'm on a VERY tight budget).

THANKS!

 

[coolcole01]

no keep the 6300 its a perfect fit for that card

 

[SquirrelPhantom]

Your cpu should be able to handle that card.

 

[JamieMersh]

no keep the 6300 its a perfect fit for that card

Your cpu should be able to handle that card.

My budget isn't THAT tight just let me know the truth and if you are then you just saved me a bit of money!

 

[logainofhades]

How much is your budget, and what are you looking to buy?

 

[coolcole01]

The fx 6300 will run the crap out of the 270x but sure other cpus will do it better if you got 850 bucks the 3930 is the gonna rock that thing till it blows up for about 400 you can get the 4770k with a great mobo and almost get the performance of the 3930. At 300-325 you can get a great chip the 4670k and a good mobo and get great performance. But if your mobo supports it you can spend 99-150 bucks and get an fx 8350 and both will get 90-95% of the performance of the ones just mentioned. Or for free you can use what you got which will get very good performance the 270x is not exactly a super high end card its like the beginning of enthusiast class which is right were your fx 6300 is too. But of course you can always spend more for more performance.

 

[JamieMersh]

How much is your budget, and what are you looking to buy?

Ha, yeah. This is going to be hard... I live in Sweden so even if I told you my budget you wouldn't understand.
I'm looking to buy a pc that can run games on High/Ultra (BF4, titianfall etc) and medium in about 5-6 years time...

So do I need to splash the cash and get a 8320 (pretty much the next one up on the webpage) or should I get a 6300

 

[coolcole01]

we build with people all over the world with all currencies

 

[JamieMersh]

we build with people all over the world with all currencies

Yes, I understand that now. But could you please answer my question, should I buy the 6300 or should I 'splash the cash' and get the 8320?

 

[aqe040466]

Instead of thinking to upgrade the CPU, upgrade your GPU to GTX 780 I am sure you will play all those games in max settings.

 

[JamieMersh]

Haha... Very good joke, you do realise that the prize difference is HUGE

 

[WhiteSnake91]

if you're very worried go ahead and get the 8 core 8320, but I think your GPU would bottleneck before the CPU would. The fx6300 is really good for the price. If you're not happy with the performance of the 8320 it's not the end of the world, at that point, just save up for an i5 cpu and motherboard, only you yourself can know for sure if you won't be happy with the cpu. The gpu matters more for games anyway. Getting a better gpu like gtx 760 or 770 would make more of a difference.

If that's too much money for you, just keep what you have and chill and enjoy your new pc, you could certainly do MUCH worse out there than a 4ghz 6 core cpu and r9 270x gpu

 

[JamieMersh]

if you're very worried go ahead and get the 8 core 8320, but I think your GPU would bottleneck before the CPU would. The fx6300 is really good for the price. If you're not happy with the performance of the 8320 it's not the end of the world, at that point, just save up for an i5 cpu and motherboard, only you yourself can know for sure if you won't be happy with the cpu. The gpu matters more for games anyway. Getting a better gpu like gtx 760 or 770 would make more of a difference.

If that's too much money for you, just keep what you have and chill and enjoy your new pc, you could certainly do MUCH worse out there than a 4ghz 6 core cpu and r9 270x gpu

Ok, I'll se if I can get a 760, if so should I go with a)http://www.inet.se/produkt/5409892/msi-geforce-gtx-760-oc-daylight
B)
http://www.inet.se/produkt/5409922/gigabyte-geforce-gtx-760-2gb-windforce-r2-daylight Note: the webbpage is in Swedish but you can still see the product name etc.

 

[WhiteSnake91]

I'd go with the gigabyte one

 

[tuffa97]

if you're very worried go ahead and get the 8 core 8320, but I think your GPU would bottleneck before the CPU would. The fx6300 is really good for the price. If you're not happy with the performance of the 8320 it's not the end of the world, at that point, just save up for an i5 cpu and motherboard, only you yourself can know for sure if you won't be happy with the cpu. The gpu matters more for games anyway. Getting a better gpu like gtx 760 or 770 would make more of a difference.

If that's too much money for you, just keep what you have and chill and enjoy your new pc, you could certainly do MUCH worse out there than a 4ghz 6 core cpu and r9 270x gpu

Ok, I'll se if I can get a 760, if so should I go with a)http://www.inet.se/produkt/5409892/msi-geforce-gtx-760-oc-daylight
B)
http://www.inet.se/produkt/5409922/gigabyte-geforce-gtx-760-2gb-windforce-r2-daylight Note: the webbpage is in Swedish but you can still see the product name etc.

i would go with gigabyte anyday, but that's just my opinion

 

[JamieMersh]

if you're very worried go ahead and get the 8 core 8320, but I think your GPU would bottleneck before the CPU would. The fx6300 is really good for the price. If you're not happy with the performance of the 8320 it's not the end of the world, at that point, just save up for an i5 cpu and motherboard, only you yourself can know for sure if you won't be happy with the cpu. The gpu matters more for games anyway. Getting a better gpu like gtx 760 or 770 would make more of a difference.

If that's too much money for you, just keep what you have and chill and enjoy your new pc, you could certainly do MUCH worse out there than a 4ghz 6 core cpu and r9 270x gpu

Ok, I'll se if I can get a 760, if so should I go with a)http://www.inet.se/produkt/5409892/msi-geforce-gtx-760-oc-daylight
B)
http://www.inet.se/produkt/5409922/gigabyte-geforce-gtx-760-2gb-windforce-r2-daylight Note: the webbpage is in Swedish but you can still see the product name etc.

I'd go with the gigabyte one

if you're very worried go ahead and get the 8 core 8320, but I think your GPU would bottleneck before the CPU would. The fx6300 is really good for the price. If you're not happy with the performance of the 8320 it's not the end of the world, at that point, just save up for an i5 cpu and motherboard, only you yourself can know for sure if you won't be happy with the cpu. The gpu matters more for games anyway. Getting a better gpu like gtx 760 or 770 would make more of a difference.

If that's too much money for you, just keep what you have and chill and enjoy your new pc, you could certainly do MUCH worse out there than a 4ghz 6 core cpu and r9 270x gpu

Ok, I'll se if I can get a 760, if so should I go with a)http://www.inet.se/produkt/5409892/msi-geforce-gtx-760-oc-daylight
B)
http://www.inet.se/produkt/5409922/gigabyte-geforce-gtx-760-2gb-windforce-r2-daylight Note: the webbpage is in Swedish but you can still see the product name etc.

i would go with gigabyte anyday, but that's just my opinion

And with the 760 (gigabyte) how big of a psu should i get 600W or 500W?

 

[WhiteSnake91]

I'd go with 600w just to be sure, because PSU degrade over time, do they have the EVGA bronze certified PSU there? Or the Corsair Builder 600w power supply? XFX or Seasonic is recommended, but, honestly to me they're kinda pricey and I totally understand to somebody on a real budget they would be out of my price range too. The Corsair builder are well reviewed by johnnyguru and the EVGA has good reviews too.

 

[JamieMersh]

I'd go with 600w just to be sure, because PSU degrade over time, do they have the EVGA bronze certified PSU there? Or the Corsair Builder 600w power supply? XFX or Seasonic is recommended, but, honestly to me they're kinda pricey and I totally understand to somebody on a real budget they would be out of my price range too. The Corsair builder are well reviewed by johnnyguru and the EVGA has good reviews too.

http://www.inet.se/produkt/6911370/corsair-cx-600w-80-bronze this is pretty much the only thing in my price range... Good enough?

 

[tuffa97]

don't worry about it, its a good PSU especially for a budget

 

[WhiteSnake91]

yeah that's fine on a budget, don't worry

 

[JamieMersh]

Your cpu should be able to handle that card.

How much is your budget, and what are you looking to buy?

we build with people all over the world with all currencies

Instead of thinking to upgrade the CPU, upgrade your GPU to GTX 780 I am sure you will play all those games in max settings.

don't worry about it, its a good PSU especially for a budget

http://www.inet.se/kundvagn/visa/6705113/2014-04-26

Look good?

 

[JamieMersh]

yeah that's fine on a budget, don't worry

http://www.inet.se/kundvagn/visa/6705113/2014-04-26

Look good?

 

[WhiteSnake91]

It looks good, if you're going to overclock though I recommend this motherboard,

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128651

but if not, that one is fine.

If you get this better motherboard, you need a case that supports regular ATX, it's a little bigger than your currently selected Micro ATX motherboard. Check out the cooler master elite 430 or something similar cheap. NZXT Source 210,etc.

 

[Zombie615]

Note: If you do opt for the 8350 you will need to A) by an aftermarket cpu cooler or b) downclock it so it doesn't run too hot

 

[JamieMersh]

It looks good, if you're going to overclock though I recommend this motherboard,

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128651

but if not, that one is fine.

If you get this better motherboard, you need a case that supports regular ATX, it's a little bigger than your currently selected Micro ATX motherboard. Check out the cooler master elite 430 or something similar cheap. NZXT Source 210,etc.

No overclocking is going to be Done here and even if I was going to why would I need to change the motherboard?