Thanks Man..... I won't getting the processor for a few more months so I'l diving deep into Researching AMD Processors and Their Relationship to specific Graphics Cards and if Having More Cores vs. Having more Power makes a difference with Software designed to take advantage of the Former.
Free Step Dodge
Rikuto
Honestly most beefy modern GFX cards are fairly self-sustaining. I have an ancient i7 model that would normally struggle with newer games, but my graphic card carries the hell out of it. Processor speed is good, but its not everything.
Rikuto
In the old days it was processor, graphics card, and ram in that order. Now its more like Graphics Card, Ram, Hard Drive Speed (solid state godlike if you have the money) and then Processor.
Solid State has an extreme benefit for games with large environments, but will generally cut load times to ribbons across the board.
Solid State has an extreme benefit for games with large environments, but will generally cut load times to ribbons across the board.
Lulu
Solid State Tech is basicly the same stuff Flash Drives use right ? Atleast that how I assumed it works. Also isn't an i7 pretty good even for Previous Generations ? The Broadhell and Haswell Series are still popular among Budget Builders.
Lulu
Truth is I'm not entirely sure where Games will be leaching off my system from. I place frame rate over everything else and as far as graphics go I only draw the line at Draw Distance and Well.... decent clarity.... I can live with some Jaggies.
AMD GFX cards are where you want to be careful. They can do amazing things but are guaranteed to have problems. Enthusiasts only.