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No the processor is not bottlenecking the GPU, I had a superclocked 780 ti and I struggle to get 40 - 45 FPS in ARMA 3. This game performs differently on every rig .. dont know why

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That is a a very balanced system, so no need to worry about bottlenecking.

 

I can attest to DayZ running like utter crap as well.

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DayZ is not a game where you should test your PC. It's not even on Beta, and graphics are just retardedly demanding for no reason.

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i5 4690k

Get rid of that quad core, get like an 8350 or something.

Nice try, but that is not the culprit.

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what could be happening then?

Well, DayZ is very very badly optimised. So, the wind is probably blowing in the right direction.

 

Make sure her settings are fine on the game. Arma has some super intensive settings that can be enabled....

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May not be, but going from 4 cores at 3.5 Ghz to 8 at 4Ghz is a good upgrade.

More cores =/= better when comparing AMD to Intel. AMD may have 8 cores, but Intel's are faster.

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And the speed increase? Your logic is lacking.

Again, It doesn't work that easy. 

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And the speed increase? Your logic is lacking.

What.....

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/111882-the-4670k-or-3570k-vs-8350-aggregate-comparison/

 

Just read this and stop talking.....

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I don't think you know how anything in a computer works looking at your posts cokeman. 

Agreed

 

Very condescending for someone who doesn't know basic knowledge.

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Its a review quoting multiple reviews that prove through benchmarks that the 8350 is no better than an old 3570k in the majority of cases. 

Have fun educating yourself with facts:

 

Bench 1:

http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2012/11/06/amd-fx-8350-review/6

 

Bench 2:

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/fx-8350-vishera-review,3328-13.html

Bench 3:

http://anandtech.com/bench/product/697?vs=701

 

Bench 4:

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/FX-8350_Piledriver_Review/5.html

Bench 5:

http://www.extremete...er-fell-short/2

 

Bench 6:

http://www.legitrevi...-review_2055/15

 

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Just like your posts :)


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