As you know by now I am getting a AMD 64 3400+ well I was wonderng if the AMD 64 3400+ is really powerful enough to help my 9600XT acheive 100FPS in some games.
I am upgrading the 9600XT to a 6800Gt but probaly not for another few months.
rcrevolution 0 Posting Whiz
Coconut Monkey 40 Inside your PC Team Colleague
As you know by now I am getting a AMD 64 3400+ well I was wonderng if the AMD 64 3400+ is really powerful enough to help my 9600XT acheive 100FPS in some games.
I am upgrading the 9600XT to a 6800Gt but probaly not for another few months.
I think it's more a case of your 9600XT being the bottleneck, rather than the CPU. Whether or not you can achieve 100fps depends on the game. In games that use the Quake 2 and 3 engines, this would be easily achievable. In a newer game, such as Unreal Tournament 2004, you'd struggle to get close without sacrificing graphics detail.
Catweazle 140 Grandad Team Colleague
Yes, it doesn't matter how powerful your system is, you can't make a display card exceed its capabilities.
rcrevolution 0 Posting Whiz
what im trying to get at is, look at my system now, Im pretty sure my 9600Xt can get more then 20fps, but the celeron holds it back, the cpu does play a prt in FPS.
Catweazle 140 Grandad Team Colleague
You will certainly see improvement, and perhaps a rather dramatic one. All we're pointing out is that, as far as 'high performance' display cards go the 9600XT probably just scrapes in at the bottom end!
rcrevolution 0 Posting Whiz
i know that, but untill I get more cash for the 6800GT i gotta use the 9600Xt, and I just don't want to be diapointed with no increase in game performance.
BTW: will I see a major increase in performance , in just doing regular things?
Like will I notice I have a amd 64 3400+ in my pc and not the celeron?
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