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My next upgrades are going to consist of an AMD FX-6300 with a Radeon R9 280x. Some may say the CPU will bottleneck the GPU a little bit, but the 280x is such a great card anyway, I'm thinking the performance drop, if there is any, will be minimal. Thoughts?

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Very little to none. My friend runs a FX-4300 and a 7990 with bottlenecking only on games that haven't had the driver updates for his GPU.

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...the fk

 

 

 

why

 

 

also calling bullshit 

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He looses about 5 frames when the game is optimised for the 7990. Otherwise very little performance hit.

I thinl the question is more of "how does one have a 4300 and a 7990" 

 

Oh I don't mean to be a grammar Nazi but... It's "loses" not "looses"

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His 7770 died and he got a 7990 on sale for $750 a while back.

Gosh that's a lot of money to buy a 7990 for when you have a 4300. What else are his specs?

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I would possibly save up for an 8320 because that will give you a great CPU for the price and the 8320 is fantastic with gaming, especially with high end graphics cards

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I would possibly save up for an 8320 because that will give you a great CPU for the price and the 8320 is fantastic with gaming, especially with high end graphics cards

Ya Try going for the 8320 its not that much more for a good amount of power... Def no bottlenecking... And also I'd only match a 6300 with an R9 270x thats about it...

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no bottleneck, you'll get 10 to maybe 20 less fps than an i7 4770 of course but you're paying $130 instead of $300!! It'll be a great system!

Just about but I don't think an i7 would make that big of a difference would it?

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Ya Try going for the 8320 its not that much more for a good amount of power... Def no bottlenecking... And also I'd only match a 6300 with an R9 270x thats about it...

 

Basically will Bottleneck by 10-20 fps ;)

 

But everything gets less fps than an 4770k c'mon! Look at the BF4 performance chart I posted, it's just below an i5 4670k, you overclock the 6300 a bit and it's better than the i5! You wouldn't say an i5 bottlenecks a 7970! Would you?

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It depends on the game and how powerful a GPU but here you can see an I7 4770 just destroying everything http--www.gamegpu.ru-images-stories-Test

Oh wow, is the difference in BF4 the biggest? 

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