I upgraded from a 3200 to 4000, and I do get better FPS now. I was averaging around 40-60 before, I now rarely get dips below 50 and I get a constant 50-100. Next upgrade is RAM.
CPU does make a difference in BF2..
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Re: CPU does make a difference in BF2..
I'm absolutely amazed. Is that the only thing you changed? You didn't reinstall windows or anything?Originally posted by NitemareI upgraded from a 3200 to 4000, and I do get better FPS now. I was averaging around 40-60 before, I now rarely get dips below 50 and I get a constant 50-100. Next upgrade is RAM.Comment
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Re: CPU does make a difference in BF2..
when i went to take off the stock heatsink and fan, i didnt think the as5 was going to stick so good, that the whole cpu came off with it, and i looked at the mobo and was like "wft where my cpu" friend next to me was laughing, it was stuck to the heatsink, that lil piece of s*** plastic that holds the lever down brokeComment
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Re: CPU does make a difference in BF2..
oh dear! :cry: that thermal paste can create some suction on those cpu's!!!! BE CAREFULL treat it like surgeryOriginally posted by Need_2_Killwhen i went to take off the stock heatsink and fan, i didnt think the as5 was going to stick so good, that the whole cpu came off with it, and i looked at the mobo and was like "wft where my cpu" friend next to me was laughing, it was stuck to the heatsink, that lil piece of s*** plastic that holds the lever down brokeComment
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I'm with you, but a little longer. I remember being so excited to get the AMD K6-2 350Mhz and bragging aobut how fast it was w/128M ram!!! woot woot.Originally posted by DeathGiverIve owned AMD computer since the days of medal of honor. Ive been happy with em since then and ill never buy another computer unless its AMD.Comment
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