AMD phenom 995BE 3.6GHZ running extremely slow

[Dent1]

oke is this card good enough?

just wanna order but you are so smart on this forum so lets ask you

DENT1

http://www.sapphiretech.com/presentation/product/product_index.aspx?cid=1&gid=3&sgid=1157&pid=1914&lid=1

Generally speaking yes. But it depends on which games are you playing, which resolution, what is the specification of the new rig? How much does it cost?

The 7990 is a dual GPU card and has plenty of performance. If heat and noise doesn't bother you and the price reasonable then why not. Also it might be better value for money to consider one of the follow cards: GTX 970, GTX 690, GTX 780Ti, GTX 980, R9 290x etc.

 

[Aquinus]

Wow, I wish I noticed this before. OP has all mechanical HDDs.

An SSD would vastly improve boot time. Windows is going to boot slower the moment you start installing drivers because those need to get loaded on boot as well and they're a lot of small files, something HDDs don't do well.

For responsiveness, an SSD will do the OP wonders because rotational media drives are dead slow in comparison. For gaming, that hardware is still adequate, maybe not optimal, but adequate, so a GPU would also have a significant improvement.

 

[Ruub]

Generally speaking yes. But it depends on which games are you playing, which resolution, what is the specification of the new rig? How much does it cost?

The 7990 is a dual GPU card and has plenty of performance. If heat and noise doesn't bother you and the price reasonable then why not. Also it might be better value for money to consider one of the follow cards: GTX 970, GTX 690, GTX 780Ti, GTX 980, R9 290x etc.

its 270 euros i think my rig can play it i play wolfenstein new blood gta 5 mortal kombat all that games demands directx11 but this card got 12
and i think why not 6 Gb than i once and for all off the demands new games ask cause always there something thats says can be better

my rig already cost something like 800 euros with all the parts
it was first bit lower but i buyed new stuff so yes would raise the prize

btw dont like nvidia mutch had a gtx 280 but sucked bigtime at the end died without any reason
and cause of this amd motherboard cause the gpu is beter to be amd too

thnx for the tip than ill shall buy it

Wow, I wish I noticed this before. OP has all mechanical HDDs.

An SSD would vastly improve boot time. Windows is going to boot slower the moment you start installing drivers because those need to get loaded on boot as well and they're a lot of small files, something HDDs don't do well.

For responsiveness, an SSD will do the OP wonders because rotational media drives are dead slow in comparison. For gaming, that hardware is still adequate, maybe not optimal, but adequate, so a GPU would also have a significant improvement.

yeaah might upgrade hhd to ssd
now the bootime _ logon and drivers load in 38 secs not bad for this

 

[Dent1]

its 270 euros i think my rig can play it i play wolfenstein new blood gta 5 mortal kombat all that games demands directx11 but this card got 12
and i think why not 6 Gb than i once and for all off the demands new games ask cause always there something thats says can be better

my rig already cost something like 800 euros with all the parts
it was first bit lower but i buyed new stuff so yes would raise the prize

270 euro seems like an OK price. It's a very powerful card so it should play games easily. Invest well in the other components too. You mentioned earlier wanting an 8-core AMD. If your budget permits look into an i5 or i7 Haswell.

btw dont like nvidia mutch had a gtx 280 but sucked bigtime at the end died without any reason
and cause of this amd motherboard cause the gpu is beter to be amd too

thnx for the tip than ill shall buy it

Nvidia isn't responsible for the card failing. The cards are manufactured by third party companies.

I've had many Nvidia and ATI / AMD cards fail. That's what the warranty is for.

 

[Ruub]

yup but always happens at the end of warenty
plus i think nvidia is just a price tag product

270 euro seems like an OK price. It's a very powerful card so it should play games easily. Invest well in the other components too. You mentioned earlier wanting an 8-core AMD. If your budget permits look into an i5 or i7 Haswell.



Nvidia isn't responsible for the card failing. The cards are manufactured by third party companies.

I've had many Nvidia and ATI / AMD cards fail. That's what the warranty is for.

and i think going for 16 cores amd there releasing end of this yeah:0 so maby upgrade it mb too:0
and intel comes with 10 cores so yeah fuck intel had i7 for 3 weeks sold it
what a rubbish game cpu it was

 

[Aquinus]

and i think going for 16 cores amd there releasing end of this yeah:0 so maby upgrade it mb too:0
and intel comes with 10 cores so yeah fuck intel had i7 for 3 weeks sold it
what a rubbish game cpu it was

Oh really? That's what this discussion has been reduced to? I would hardly call that a mature and well thought out statement. Unsubbed before I say something unkind.

 

[Ruub]

Oh really? That's what this discussion has been reduced to? I would hardly call that a mature and well thought out statement. Unsubbed before I say something unkind.

blalablabla

 

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

@Ruub , yesterday morning i reported you for your foul words directed at a member.

I have just reported you again......

 

[Tatty_Two]

blalablabla

I think your in need of a holiday, enjoy and take care. Thread closed.