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really quick bottleneck question

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hi guys, so i have a little question:

i have a computer with an athlon X2 7750, and 4 GB of DDR2 Ram

the GPU in it is an OEM 4350 from AMD

my little bro @TechyTibo

wants to run the game called 'The Forest'

wich doesnt run so nice now.

so, if I put a GTX650in it wich i can get for 65 EUR new, is it going to make it better?

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Yes, I don't see much of a bottleneck, though I am inexperienced with older AMD parts, I was using laptops back when that was new.

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Yea, despite that cpu being older architecture, I believe it was alright at the time. The only problem would be if the forest is multi-core threaded, which I don't think it is, as its an indie game. And the gtx 650 should do fine on med settings.

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