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5400 Black Edition

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Hello,

Im looking to build a budget gaming PC, and the 5400 Black Edition looks like a decent processor to overclock and game with.

Could someone tell me if their 5400 black edition setups worked well with overclocking and gaming? Also, what Motherboard they were using.

Thanks
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I don't have a 5400+ Black Edition, but do have a 5000+ Black edition (same thing really).

I have mine OC'd to 3.3ghz......I have no troubles at any game except Crysis (Both of them) and even then I won't say it's unplayable by any means, just not as smooth as my 9850 Black Edition rig.

Other than that it's a fine CPU for the money.

On my 5000+ Black rig i'm using an ASUS m2n32-SLI Deluxe (wi-fi) (it's just a AM2 Board not a AM2+) but it's a very nice Board

I changed my SIG rig so you can see what I am running in my 5000+ Black rig
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^^^ what he said. but it is a mid range CPU, so do not expect 4GHz on air lol
Let me give you a little insight. My 5400+BE running at 3.15 Ghz and my HD4850 averages 19FPS in crysis on very high settings with 16xAA. This is a wonderful budget chip especially if you don't have an am2+ board to fully support an x3 or x4

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Let me give you a little insight. My 5400+BE running at 3.15 Ghz and my HD4850 averages 19FPS in crysis on very high settings with 16xAA. This is a wonderful budget chip especially if you don't have an am2+ board to fully support an x3 or x4

Why not showing us without 16x AA.. man thats overkill.
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the only purpose of doing that was for benchmarking purposes in 3 different OS's. (See my tri boot comparison thread). I never run with much AA on. Maybe 2 or 4x. I must say its pretty impressive for a $70 cpu.
The funny thing is this - if you look at that crysis benchmark screenie, I did 2 separate tests. the first test was on high with no aa and only got .1FPS better than very high with 16xAA
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^^^ what he said. but it is a mid range CPU, so do not expect 4GHz on air lol

isnt a e5200 mid ranged? i think it gets 4ghz on air..
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Why not showing us without 16x AA.. man thats overkill.

8x AA looks friggin sweet
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