it will most likely be improved, overclocked Pascal on refined process

Nvidia still holds the dominant position, and has no reason to put out massively better performing card series

and Volta is specifically for workstations with it's Tensor cores etc., it's not meant as a gaming architecture, Nvidia will have separate architecture for the gaming side

AMD doesn't really have any real chance of a comeback, the GPU war has been lost long ago

AMD had superior GPUs, at lower price around 2010, yet Nvidia outsold them with rebranded many years old shitty card, the mindshare is very real

as such gaming GPUs are a secondary goal for AMD, the big money is on workstations, server and machine learning contracts

It's a miracle they pulled off Zen, AMD is competing with 2 semiconductor giants, with less than 1 fifth of budget, split between both GPUs and CPUs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVdUrUuDytQ @Wayne

Our lad, Jim is spot on as usual

Last time i heard theres nothing to do at all

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Spore was good

this is 10 years later tho

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@joshua post specs and what you use it for

depends on how much money you have tbh

@joshua you sure its 8700P?

8700P is a laptop chip

@joshua wait so its a laptop?

you cant upgrade a lapto

or did you rip out the PCB from laptop with CPU on it xd

if it is laptop then I'd bet its actually 360M, not 360

oh now i see

well i think upgrading to AMD Zen (Pinnacle ridge) 2600X would be a good idea
But it would require a new motherboard and RAM obviously

tremendous upgrade, worth it imo

and next year you could upgrade to Zen 2 manufactured on 7nm, without buying a new motherboard

the GPU could use a replacement as well tho

I think upgrading to RX 580/570 or GTX 1060/1050ti first would be a good idea
then upgrade straight to Zen 2 (3000 series) CPU next year

none

i believe the P variant is only for OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturer) [Dell, Acer,...]
and is fitted on an FP4 socket using BGA, so its not user replacable and you already have the best chip availible on that platform anyway

yeah you can

as long as your power supply can support it

couldnt find what wattage the PSU has on that website

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@Crow If you know how to mod Bethesda games, you could try Morrowind with graphical, bug fixing and gameplay enhancing mods

I've been planning to do that myself for quite some time

Kingdom Come Deliverance comes to mind

if you havent played that masterpiece yet

Megalul

Anti-White = better human

My little contribution

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@Order https://www.moddb.com/mods/better-rhodesia-extended-timeline-submod

I've released new version of my mod

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custom mission tree, 21 new dynamic province names, decision allowing the formation of Rhodesia on earlier dates

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@Xenoframe If i were you I'd go with Ryzen 5 2600X, some nice AM4 motherboard, 3000MHz at least RAMs and a GTX 1060/580

then next year upgrade to Ryzen 3000 series built on 7nm with improvements without having to buy a new motherboard

oof wrong ping, meant him

@Time

above^

it will most likely be called 2000 series actually

and it wont be mainstream upgrade

it will focus on Ray tracing and premium technologies

as Nvidia holds the market right now

yes, doesnt mean its true

@Xenoframe the IPC is nearly around the same

and as i said

next year will come 3000 serism built on 7nm with improved architecture, clock speeds should also be alot higher

the current gen is built on 14nm Low Power node, initially intended for mobile processors
7nm will be high power node

wellp, thats a bad choice imo, but its your money

remember that AM4 platform will last until 2020, thats confirmed

so we are looking at Zen 2+ or Zen 3

meanwhile with intel you will have to buy new motherboard next year if you want to upgrade

Because it will actually be worth it

think of it this way

you will save money in the future

and be able to get cheaper, better CPU

than the competition

literally no reason to go with intel now

except some 5 FPS more in Arma

not really

lmao what

show it

no

https://youtu.be/Mr2B0RJd7Nc?t=120 @Time

timestamp

on Arma 3

and unless you have monitor that outputs more than 60Hz, anything over 60 stable is irrelevant

and thats one game

single threaded

lol then you will have to lower settings nayway

3000 seris will get up to 30% single threaded stronger performance so

@Time exactly

it shows percentage of CPU usage

in other words

only 1 or 2 cores are doing something

rest are idle

or handling windows tasks