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FX 6300 bottleneck?

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Ok thanks. 

 

Another question, how much better is it over the GTX 760? I could save £50 or is it better to spend the extra money?

 

If you want to go with two cards, get two 760's as they are better than a Titan, however if you only want one card go with the 770.

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No, it will be perfectly fine, even for a few generations of cards.

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No you will be fine!! I know for a fact I can sli and the 6300 would not be to slow!

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Would it be fine at 3.5Ghz? 

 

It won't be a problem at all.

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Ok thanks. 

 

Another question, how much better is it over the GTX 760? I could save £50 or is it better to spend the extra money?

 

If you want to go with two cards, get two 760's as they are better than a Titan, however if you only want one card go with the 770.

Ex Intel Response Squad Member


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 /How A CPU Works/  | /Windows 7 Customization/ | /CODE Keyboard Review/

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I know someone with that exact setup. FX 6300 and a GTX 770. He has had no issues with performance.

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