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Greetings Anons,
I'm considering upgrading my PC again, being a little new to this I thought I would consult the internet before spending money. I'm experiencing major lag in games like GTA and The Witcher 3(on the lowest settings), and my video card was advertised as if it would play these games on medium with no problems. I will list my PCs specs below
Processor : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5320 @ 1.87 GHz
Installed RAM : 12.0 GB
System type : 64-bit operating sytem
Display Driver : Asus R7 250 series
I'm not sure why my PC isn't performing, any guidance or advice will be greatly appreciated
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>>250216
>I thought I would consult the internet before spending money.
I love you Anon, from the looks like you should be good apart from your CPU letting you down. give me a few to look it over a bit more >.<
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>>250217
I'm pretty sure my motherboard has two dual core processors that each clock in at 1.87 GHz but i could be wrong... oh and I love you too<3
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>>250216
>E5320 @ 1.87 GHz
If you can fit that, you can fit the $20 E5450 @ 3.0 GHz.
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>>250232
If you've got two, then bump them both to E5450s, and put a 1050Ti or similar in.
Even a single high-end 771 Xeon delivers decent results with a 1050Ti, and a pair of them should match a current i3-i5 gaming desktop, albeit not on power consumption.
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>>250232
>my motherboard has two dual core processors that each clock in at 1.87 GHz but i could be wrong
The E5320 is quad-core; do you have one of them or two of them?
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>>250276
Told you anon :)
its like $40 on Amazon >.< no good cpu is $40
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>>250282
That's so not true.
A pair of Xeons will set you back $40 and smoke three times their dollar value in Skylakes; five times if you can get them overclocked to 4GHz.
But they'll be eating 200W instead of just 50.
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