It's treyarc, enough said.
Amen, Starting with World At War, they have made the best COD games IMO. Nice to see the "cheap" 8350 right around a fast i5.
Especially compared to ghost.I wasn't a fan of World at War, but Black Ops and Black Ops II were excellent.
Amen, Starting with World At War, they have made the best COD games IMO. Nice to see the "cheap" 8350 right around a fast i5.
Especially compared to ghost.
Every new game that comes out and runs well on an FX chip is good news for everyone, though.
Well, the 8350 is running much faster than that i5, so a 4690 at 3.5 probably handily defeats the 4.0 8350. Then we look down to the 6300 vs i3 at the same base clock, and we have to shake our heads again, as the i3 is in the lead.
The one makes it look like cores really matter, then the other makes it look like they don't.
Wait is this crysis?I'm playing the beta. Played it earlier this morning before work. I'll try to let you know the fps on both of my rigs below when I get a chance (tonight after work). Those min fps are so high on all of the cpus it sure doesn't look like it will take a powerful cpu to run it. Remember it is a beta until 8-31.
BTW, the game is fun. I'm a lousy gamer but nonetheless it's fun AND Prophet is BACK!!!!!!!!!!!
Not for those with pentiums anniversary editions.
6300 is the lowest clocked fx cpu out there. This game, while using a lot of cores (Kudos) is still running single-threaded DX11 api.
It is worth nothing that fx6300 overclocks like a champ (20%+) on cheapest motherboards.
This puts it right where regular low i5 is.
And we are talking <$100 CPU+mobo here![]()
Not for those with pentiums anniversary editions.
6300 is the lowest clocked fx cpu out there. This game, while using a lot of cores (Kudos) is still running single-threaded DX11 api.
It is worth nothing that fx6300 overclocks like a champ (20%+) on cheapest motherboards.
This puts it right where regular low i5 is.
And we are talking <$100 CPU+mobo here![]()
It does scale me the moar coars. So it does take advantage of it.CoD doesn't seem to be taking advantage of multi cores.
CoD doesn't seem to be taking advantage of multi cores.
BO3 seems to have a "sweet spot" with 2 cores and 4 cores on certain CPU's.Well considering the 4770k has a significant clock speed advantage and the 5960 still destroys it, it's either taking advantage of the extra cores or the large cache.
We can overclock the i5 chips too. Including the previous gen ones.
Overclocking the i5's probably moves them ahead of an overclocked 8350.
I have an overclocked FX-6300 system, btw.
Good luck overclocking i5-4440. You are not comparing fx6300 to top of the line i5 K series, right?
Ofcourse it just one game, but rencetly more and more games utilize 6 cores somewhat efficiently (console effect?) and fx6300 is climing the ladder for the abyss.
I recently jumped from fx6300 to fx 8300 because the price was right and dx12 hype. Sadly my CPU monitoring OSD shows 2 threads are idle in most games...
Well considering the 4770k has a significant clock speed advantage and the 5960 still destroys it, it's either taking advantage of the extra cores or the large cache.