quad core & pc games

Tanhomer

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would you have to over clock an amd phenom ii x4 960t to run games like skyrim, bf3, ext, ext on high -ultra setting or is it all in the video card and ram
 
It may not make a difference since your GPU is on the low-medium end. Worth a shot, though. You can do it real quick without changing voltages. I'd just be careful with a stock cooler on it.
 
It may not make a difference since your GPU is on the low-medium end. Worth a shot, though. You can do it real quick without changing voltages. I'd just be careful with a stock cooler on it.

...No offense, but that's kind of contradictory advice.

"It won't make a difference, but you can try it." Haha

My advice: Try the games first. If they don't run on the settings you want, then you can overclock. Get an aftermarket cooler to really bump up the speed.
 
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...No offense, but that's kind of contradictory advice.

"It won't make a difference, but you can try it." Haha

My advice: Try the games first. If they don't run on the settings you want, then you can overclock. Get an aftermarket cooler to really bump up the speed.

I do realize that, but nowadays, overclocking your CPU is so damn easy, it'd be foolish not to. Not just for games, but everyday use. And I did say, it "may" not make a difference.

OP, 3.4 would be fine on the stock cooler. Just be sure to watch the temps and follow the proper procedures to overclock it.
 
I am able to run them on full settings and I'm running Phenom II x3 @3.4. It is the bottleneck in the games, but I am still getting 60FPS
 
I do realize that, but nowadays, overclocking your CPU is so damn easy, it'd be foolish not to. Not just for games, but everyday use. And I did say, it "may" not make a difference.

OP, 3.4 would be fine on the stock cooler. Just be sure to watch the temps and follow the proper procedures to overclock it.

actually you said it might not help but you could try and see, so your statement wasn't contradictory.
 
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