- Dec 16, 2011
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Hi there,
I did a lot of research almost 2 years ago and plumped for my I5 2500K with q 560ti gpu. I can run most things max, a few things I have to turn down such as big battle scenes in Crysis 2 etc.
Was considering treating myself and upgrading it. I think i'm correct in assuming here, it will be the 560ti, not the 2500k, being the weak link of my gaming performance?
I've looked around and was considering whether a gtx 670 was the way to go? With regard to how much versus performance upgrade? I'll continue to read up. Everything has completely changed in the time since I bought my rig.
Are there any games around the corner that might require some more power than a 560? I don't want to upgrade if there's no need. As of now, I can play everything I need very well.
I was wondering if i'd need a new card to completely max out the new Batman next month. Any info appreciated!
I did a lot of research almost 2 years ago and plumped for my I5 2500K with q 560ti gpu. I can run most things max, a few things I have to turn down such as big battle scenes in Crysis 2 etc.
Was considering treating myself and upgrading it. I think i'm correct in assuming here, it will be the 560ti, not the 2500k, being the weak link of my gaming performance?
I've looked around and was considering whether a gtx 670 was the way to go? With regard to how much versus performance upgrade? I'll continue to read up. Everything has completely changed in the time since I bought my rig.
Are there any games around the corner that might require some more power than a 560? I don't want to upgrade if there's no need. As of now, I can play everything I need very well.
I was wondering if i'd need a new card to completely max out the new Batman next month. Any info appreciated!