boom-glenn
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Ok thanks for the help
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Hi. Can this cpu handle gaming and recording at the same time, without increase the cpu to 90 or getting any heat problem %? Link to cpu: https://pcpartpicker.com/part/amd-cpu-ad787kxdjcbox
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Ok thanks for the help .
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I have 4. Is that bad for gaming and recording?
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Thanks for giving me tips about which cpu i should get, but those you mentioned, Why are they good for gaming and recording? What do they have that my doesn't have?
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Around 500 dollar. Not sure if i want to spend all of it, but will that be enough?
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Hi. For 2 days ago i posted a topic about i'm getting high CPU when i playing and record in 1080p and 60 frame rate. I don't know so much about CPU and processor, therefore i ask if someone could tell me what required for a processor to NOT struggle with gaming and recording at the same time. I dont know so much about my processor, but it's a AMD fx 4300 quad processor with 8 ram and 3.80 GHz. Is that bad when it's come to gaming? So yeah basically i hope someone could tell me what make it a bad processor and what make it a good processor for gaming, recording and video editing? Thanks for your time, sorry for the bad English Edit: Hi everyone. Thanks for all the help. I really appreciate it . I have a lot to think about now i know a bit more about CPU and processor
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High CPU Problem When Playing And Recording
boom-glenn replied to boom-glenn's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Thanks for all the feedback , but what should i do to fix this problem. I can record in 720p. Is nothing wrong with that, but if i had to record on 1080p and 60 Frame Rate, what should i do? Buy a better Processor or a better CPU cooler or something else? -
Hi. When i play COD BO2 and record with Action, my CPU increases up to around 90% and decreases sometime down to 40-60%. After some few minutes its increases up to 100% and my pc turn off. I play with standard settings on BO2, but record in 1080p and 60 Frame Rate. Is it to high for my processor?. I got a Amd fx 4300 quad processor with 3.80 GHz and graphic card is according to Msi Afterburner, AMD Radeon Hd 7900 Series. I dont know so much about Cpu, so i hope someone can help me. Thanks Edit:Thanks for all the feedback , but what should i do to fix this problem. I can record in 720p. Is nothing wrong with that, but if i had to record on 1080p and 60 Frame Rate, what should i do? Buy a better Processor or a better CPU cooler or something else?