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  1. davyre89
    Advice not to keep your hopes high.
  2. davyre89
    A used i7-4770 or i7-4790 at reasonable price would be a perfect upgrade!
  3. davyre89
    Eyes of eagle you got there.
  4. davyre89
    @PCAmateur Well, you can try installing CPU-Z or open your computer casing and look physically.
  5. davyre89
    Just get them to test the bundle in front of you and let them do the head scratching.
  6. davyre89
    It won't work. If the store insists it works, ask them to test it in front of you.
  7. davyre89
    Are you willing to pay $0.83 every month for 24 months for higher (3GHz vs 3.4GHz) clock?
  8. davyre89
    No, the left (3770K) shows better benchmark results.
  9. davyre89
    Try setting BIOS to default and boot again?
  10. davyre89
    I think it's $220 for processor itself.
  11. davyre89
    If what mentioned above were done, I would get the motherboard checked by friend or local store. Instead of trying to prove why the calculator tells 1+1=3, better solution would be to get the calculator checked.
  12. davyre89
    Your BIOS is updated, try turning on with CPU in, if it doesn't, then:
  13. davyre89
    Wait, so you didn't insert your CPU?
  14. davyre89
    Yes, you will definitely see the FPS improvement, more so if you were using 1070. Whether it's worth your money or effort really depends on individual. Well I really enjoy building/ customizing PCs and I treat it more as entertainment, hobby and lots of fun. I do spend money on upgrading parts once in a while and I feel it's fine.
  15. davyre89
    Try re-seating your rams (if you have a pair, try slotting 1 first) and clear CMOS.
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