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Just now, Asylum_DWP said:

enough for a rx570?

well, it is a 13 year old yorkfield chip, and will certainly not hold a candle to anything from the latter half of the previous decade, however, I'm fairly sure that a nice 4.1GHz oc will make it a decent-ish chip for mid-range 1080p gaming, paired with what I assume is the 4 gig rx570

currently trying to bring it up to speed, but it has a GTX 660 inside it which obviously wont cut it, struggling to find much information about the board that i can understand (being a simpleton) so i thought id come here and ask about this

 

i have a zotac mini 1060 3gb i can put in it (but might leave that in the optiplex 3010) and in my main pc i have a rx570 8gb and was wondering if the rx570 would be a fit in this mb or if i would run into any troubles (after i get the 3070 that is)

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A QX9650 is more of a problem than a GTX 660. 

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Just now, Aereldor said:

A QX9650 is more of a problem than a GTX 660. 

in what way?  

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Just now, Asylum_DWP said:

in what way?  

It's a 13 year old CPU that performs significantly worse than even the weakest modern dual-core. It'll bottleneck the 660, forget the 1060.

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what cpu would be the perfect match for this MB? i know it should be able to hold a decent ish one i only want it to run upto like modren warfair, and leave it there.. (for my gf)

 

i just dont know much this far back

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7 minutes ago, Aereldor said:

It's a 13 year old CPU that performs significantly worse than even the weakest modern dual-core. It'll bottleneck the 660, forget the 1060.

its about = to a 3000g from what I can tell.

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Just now, HelpfulTechWizard said:

its about = to a 3000g from what I can tell.

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10 minutes ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

its about = to a 3000g from what I can tell.

LGA775 doesent support the 3000g?

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4 minutes ago, Asylum_DWP said:

LGA775 doesent support the 3000g?

no. i was quoting @Aereldor about a modern dual core being way better. 

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15 minutes ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

its about = to a 3000g from what I can tell.

At stock 3GHz? I thought it took a 4.2GHz OC to push it to that level. 

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1 minute ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

no. i was quoting @Aereldor about a modern dual core being way better. 

ohh, i was gunna say i saw one guy giving it loads of praise for crisis 3

 

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Just now, PonyBoyZ_ said:

q6600s

thats a quad core tho, the qx is a 2 core.

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Just now, HelpfulTechWizard said:

 

thats a quad core tho, the qx is a 2 core.

you are correct, its was $600 on release i belive

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4 minutes ago, PonyBoyZ_ said:

 

Oh my fault yeah defo upgrade that dual core you can get a q6600 for less than $10 on ebay. 

this is qx9560 aint that better then q6600? theres a x in it and more numbers

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Just now, Asylum_DWP said:

this is qx9560 aint that better then q6600? theres a x in it and more numbers

Yes it's better also an extreme edition chip. It's also a quad core instead of a dual core so you should just keep it no need to upgrade. I only mentioned the q6600 due to @HelpfulTechWizard telling me it's a dual core until I looked it up for myself lol. 

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Just now, PonyBoyZ_ said:

Yes it's better also an extreme edition chip. It's also a quad core instead of a dual core so you should just keep it no need to upgrade. I only mentioned the q6600 due to @HelpfulTechWizard telling me it's a dual core until I looked it up for myself lol. 

yeye :D so now for my question, to run a rx570 at all (most) its glory, what cpu should i go for then? im new to intel and thire sockets 

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QX9650 is a quad core CPU. It's pretty much the same as Q9650 but has higher TDP and unlocked multiplier

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1 minute ago, PonyBoyZ_ said:

Yes it's better also an extreme edition chip. It's also a quad core instead of a dual core so you should just keep it no need to upgrade. I only mentioned the q6600 due to @HelpfulTechWizard telling me it's a dual core until I looked it up for myself lol. 

sorry, i was just reading the OP. its a core 2 extreme. the q6600 is a core 2 quad.

I could use some help with this!

please, pm me if you would like to contribute to my gpu bios database (includes overclocking bios, stock bios, and upgrades to gpus via modding)

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20 minutes ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

 

thats a quad core tho, the qx is a 2 core.

It's a core 2 extreme, quad core, and OCs fairly well

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