i5 6400

[CannM8]

So guys Im building a computer

and here is my choice 

i5 6400

MSI RX 470 4GB

MSI H110M PRO VD

Kingston HyperX 2133Mhz 16GB

WD 1TB HDD

Everest Ares-X1 750W

or 

Corsair Carbide 650W 100R CC-9011075-WW Mid Tower

both of them come with  12cm fan

 

But Here is my problem Idk if my cpu overload and give me nightmares  

Im going to play Battlefield 4 Cs Go GTA 5 and Rainbowsix Siege 

 

Is My CPU can handle it ? if you guys want any advice or better option please let me know.  

[malon]

that cpu should be able to play all those games without problems, i would say go for it.

[thebrownieguy]

Should handle all games, maybe try to get the 6500 tho. Will get you fewer fps drops bcuz of the higher clock speed.

 

[SnowyMus]

22 minutes ago, CannM8 said:

But Here is my problem Idk if my cpu overload and give me nightmares  

Im going to play Battlefield 4 Cs Go GTA 5 and Rainbowsix Siege 

The i5 should handle those games like a champ. Just get it.

[EPPHO]

Go with 8GB RAM and get i5 6500. You won't regret it

[Nena Trinity]

You kinda want a i7 for GTA V but a i5 should be fine, just do not overdo the ECS, Shadows and I think maybe foliage...

[MageTank]

34 minutes ago, frozeNNN said:

Go with 8GB RAM and get i5 6500. You won't regret it

Why the 6500? It only has a 200mhz advantage in all-core boost tables. The 6400 can boost all 4 cores to 3100, while the 6500 boosts all 4 cores to 3300. Sure, the 6500 is faster, but from a price:performance standpoint, it's not the best option. Here in the US, the 6400 is $180, while the 6500 is $200. 10% difference in price, but the 6500 is only 6.5% faster in core clock. The 6500 can boost to 3.6ghz with 1 core, and 3500 with 2 cores. The 6400's max boost is 3.3ghz, but it can reach that with 2 cores, not just one. So in best case, single threaded scenario, the 6500 would be 9% faster. Would personally take that $20 saved from choosing the 6500, and invest it back into the platform itself. A better motherboard would be nice. His mobo is $56 in the US. You can get a Z170 board for $78, $22 difference. That gives two additional DIMM slots (for twice the supported total memory), memory overclocking support (more FPS in situations with high CPU overhead) and crossfire (his current board lacks it entirely). 

 

It would also grant him a proper upgrade path to Kaby Lake and K CPU's in the future, if he were to ever decide to overclock.

 

1 hour ago, CannM8 said:

So guys Im building a computer

and here is my choice 

i5 6400

MSI RX 470 4GB

MSI H110M PRO VD

Kingston HyperX 2133Mhz 16GB

WD 1TB HDD

Everest Ares-X1 750W

or 

Corsair Carbide 650W 100R CC-9011075-WW Mid Tower

both of them come with  12cm fan

 

But Here is my problem Idk if my cpu overload and give me nightmares  

Im going to play Battlefield 4 Cs Go GTA 5 and Rainbowsix Siege 

 

Is My CPU can handle it ? if you guys want any advice or better option please let me know.  

Where are you from, and what is your budget?

[CannM8]

4 minutes ago, MageTank said:

Why the 6500? It only has a 200mhz advantage in all-core boost tables. The 6400 can boost all 4 cores to 3100, while the 6500 boosts all 4 cores to 3300. Sure, the 6500 is faster, but from a price:performance standpoint, it's not the best option. Here in the US, the 6400 is $180, while the 6500 is $200. 10% difference in price, but the 6500 is only 6.5% faster in core clock. The 6500 can boost to 3.6ghz with 1 core, and 3500 with 2 cores. The 6400's max boost is 3.3ghz, but it can reach that with 2 cores, not just one. So in best case, single threaded scenario, the 6500 would be 9% faster. Would personally take that $20 saved from choosing the 6500, and invest it back into the platform itself. A better motherboard would be nice. His mobo is $56 in the US. You can get a Z170 board for $78, $22 difference. That gives two additional DIMM slots (for twice the supported total memory), memory overclocking support (more FPS in situations with high CPU overhead) and crossfire (his current board lacks it entirely). 

 

It would also grant him a proper upgrade path to Kaby Lake and K CPU's in the future, if he were to ever decide to overclock.

 

Where are you from, and what is your budget?

Thanks for your advice but in my country z170 150$ and h110m 59$ so yeah  Idk what to do