GoogalyMoogaly
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Not really surprising that it managed to beat an un-overclocked version of itself and the previous version of itself. Or for that mater a dual core Intel that is known to have a worse GPU.
However still interesting to see how it performed.
Currently seems that for real gaming you can't beat a dedicated GPU though. I mean a lot of the average framerates were pretty low even on low detail settings. Plus, minimum framerates need to be considered too.
Would also have been interested to see how an i5 would've done against it in the CPU tests, even though the chips are quite a bit more expensive it'd be nice to see how well the AMD chips compares to another quad core.
Also, since I suspect the i3 setup would probably be a bit cheaper I wonder how it would do if you paired it with a dedicated GPU. That might mean you could get away with cheaper memory too? Meaning you may be able to save enough to get you to a 6670 (more or less, depending on offers, etc.)
However still interesting to see how it performed.
Currently seems that for real gaming you can't beat a dedicated GPU though. I mean a lot of the average framerates were pretty low even on low detail settings. Plus, minimum framerates need to be considered too.
Would also have been interested to see how an i5 would've done against it in the CPU tests, even though the chips are quite a bit more expensive it'd be nice to see how well the AMD chips compares to another quad core.
Also, since I suspect the i3 setup would probably be a bit cheaper I wonder how it would do if you paired it with a dedicated GPU. That might mean you could get away with cheaper memory too? Meaning you may be able to save enough to get you to a 6670 (more or less, depending on offers, etc.)