Building a new CPU.

S

Seiven

New Member
Hello guys, I'm trying to get the best CPU with a reasonable price. Range 1200$ - 1600$.
I want it for first person shooter games like COD MW3 and those all games with great graphics.

Processor: Intel® Core™ i7-3820 Processor (10M Cache, 3.60 GHz) Price: 350$

Motherboard: any compatible witht the processor, if you can suggest one.

Graphic: Geforce 570 or more.

ram: 8gb vengeance corsair

I really need sugestions, which one would you buy?
Whats the difference between processors that has intel graphics HD?
Do i need something more?

Sorry for my bad english and every suggestion will be really apreciated.
 
Last edited:
Seiven said:
Hello guys, I'm trying to get the best CPU with a reasonable price. Range 1200$ - 1600$.

I was looking for a good processor

1 Intel® Core™ i7-3820 Processor (10M Cache, 3.60 GHz) Price: 350$

what you recomend me? I saw this other one.

Intel® Core™ i7-2860QM Processor (8M Cache, 2.50 GHz)

The second one has the Intel® HD Graphics 3000, but i dont know which one would be better for games. I dont understand those specifications in the intel page thats why i dont know which processor is the best one for me.

I want to add a Motherboard Asus Msi X58 Pro E Socket 1366, Nvidia Geforce 570 (or if the diference is not too big i could add a 580) and ofc 8gb ram.

Can someone explain me a little bit about those processors? I can receive suggestions.

Sorry for my bad english.
Click to expand...

neither one of those CPUs is good for games, you need to buy a separate GPU if you want to play games
 
Wrong socket mobo for either processor, gpu is good but there are others that are better for the same price (HD7800 series), and for gaming, you'll want a z68 or p67 mobo with an i5-2500k
 
jonnyp11 said:
Wrong socket mobo for either processor, gpu is good but there are others that are better for the same price (HD7800 series), and for gaming, you'll want a z68 or p67 mobo with an i5-2500k
Click to expand...

Why that gpu is better? Why an i5 instead a i7?
 
Games don't use over 4 threads generally, and the ones that do get nearly nothing from the extra threads, if they were true cores they'd do better, but the i7 is only 4 cores threaded as 8 so they can go through more info at one time. As for the gpu, the reviews i've seen show it is faster than the 570.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top