Ok but the problem is on their homepage none of the computers have 2500k anymore, it all changed to 2500. Should I still get it?
What games can my CPU run!!!
Can somebody list down some games that my CPU can run on high settings with a decent frame rate?
My Specs:
Intel Pentium D 3.0ghz
3.25GB RAM
ATI Radeon HD 4670
Thanks Guys...
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Anonymous
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2011-01-30T20:29:35+00:00 No difference other than the unlocked multiplier.
You say you aren't going to overclock now, but what happens down the road when you wish you could?
Sooner or later a faster CPU will come out and you'll wish you could keep up!
For the extra $20, I'd get the "k".
Almost all MoBo's now a days has an easy BIOS overclocking setting that lets you choose the percentage of overclock you want. Mine goes 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, and 30%. They took the hard work out of overclocking now a days and have made it really simple. That CPU should easily overclock to 4.0mhz.
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Anonymous
2011-01-30T19:20:29+00:00 Im not going to oc? Is there a difference between 2500 and 2500k than if not oc?
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Anonymous
2011-01-25T19:34:44+00:00 ok thanks man!
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Anonymous
2011-01-25T18:38:05+00:00 I'm running a Phenom II 965 and it kicks butt. The 470 is good, but runs warmer.
For the same price, I'd got with the 2500k and the 460. It'll keep you future proofed for a long time.
My PC:
Phenom II 965 black edition, 4 gig 1066 ram, 2 hard drives, dvd burner, 620 watt PSU, sound blaster x-Fi gamer, GTX460 superclock 768mb.