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FX 6300 faster than i5 2500K in Crysis 3 .

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Shocking I know, FX 8350 beats i5 2600K and FX 6300 beats the i5 2500K, Crysis 3 seems to fully support 8 cores , expect similar performance numbers from next gen titles , as they will assuredly support 8 threads .

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Also notice the minimum FPS, it's not just faster it's also smoother due to the higher minimum FPS .

SOURCE: http://gamegpu.ru/action-/-fps-/-tps/crysis-3-test-gpu.html

And this is where I initially found it : http://teksyndicate.com/forum/cpu/cr...fx-8350/132971

My build : Glamor Shot.  Intel & AMD, Architectural Discussion.

 

 

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Well I have heard from a lot of Intel people that Crysis 3 just isn't working, I have this problem also...

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Well I have heard from a lot of Intel people that Crysis 3 just isn't working' date=' I have this problem also...[/quote']

It's working as it should, that's why you see perfect scaling from dual core i3s with hyperthreading to quad core i7s with hyperthreading , Crysis 3 is the first title to truly support 8 threads.

My build : Glamor Shot.  Intel & AMD, Architectural Discussion.

 

 

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8 cores, it's conspiracy!

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