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Old 05-28-09   #11 (permalink)
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Umm. My 3.0 Ghz AMD X2 plays multiplayer games really well over 160 FPS in CSS and 45 FPS in Crysis.

Edit : I dont like Intel cus they are like twice the cost for 15% better performance.


161.. That's it?

With my X2 I got 151.56 for the benchmark,
With my C2D, I got 346.98. I peaked over 700FPS.

X2's are slow for multilayer games, As for Crysis, It's GPU Bound, so you won't see much bottlenecking in it, Unless you in a 16+ Server.

My e7300 was $90, and it got me a 228% Increase.
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It did for me, I had a 5400+ and a 8800GS and it was severally bottle necked, I got huge improvements switching to a C2D.

For instance, My 5400+ could only get 151.56 FPS in the CSS benchmark no matter what card I used, I tried 7900GT, 7900GTSLI, 8800GS, 8800GS SLI, 4850, GTX 280, All the same results.

The AMD X2's bottleneck most cards, especially when your playing Multiplayer games.

That's because you're using a 1440x900?

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That's because you're using a 1440x900?
1280*1024, He's running 1366*768, so I don't understand where you going with this? He's even more CPU bound then me.
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1280*1024, He's running 1366*768, so I don't understand where you going with this? He's even more CPU bound then me.
Oh lol, It said 32" so I assumed it was high enough res.
Still, CPU bottlenecking won't cause that significant of a fps drop as he says it does.

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Oh lol, It said 32" so I assumed it was high enough res.
Still, CPU bottlenecking won't cause that significant of a fps drop as he says it does.
Haha, When I saw 32" too, I was like... Damn.. He's got me, Then I looked carefully at the OP and was like AHA!

It pretty much what I was getting with my XFX 8800GS and X2 5400+, the only thing that I found helped was turning off Shadows.
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Your CPU.
FAILURE
he had a 8600 and got higher so he should b even better
so fail ur answer
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161.. That's it?

With my X2 I got 151.56 for the benchmark,
With my C2D, I got 346.98. I peaked over 700FPS.

X2's are slow for multilayer games, As for Crysis, It's GPU Bound, so you won't see much bottlenecking in it, Unless you in a 16+ Server.

My e7300 was $90, and it got me a 228% Increase.
"Thats it?"
I easily peak over 100fps if i enable over 300 in css w stock e8400 and a gtx 260/216
so dont sai tahts it
i maxxed out fps in 1680:1050 16aa 16as in css @ 1134 fps
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"Thats it?"
I easily peak over 100fps if i enable over 300 in css w stock e8400 and a gtx 260/216
so dont sai tahts it
i maxxed out fps in 1680:1050 16aa 16as in css @ 1134 fps
Proving my answer even more.

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