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  1. April 12th, 2009, 04:51 AM #1
    DanielMsi
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    Intel E6750 - HD4870

     
    Hi guys, i recentyl done a foolish upgrade from an 8800GT to an HD4870 Videocard. I am just wondering if this would be bottlenecked by the CPU/. Im running Farcry 2 and the framerates average around 30FPS on Ultra High, and will average 40FPS on Very High. Just asking if this is Normal?
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    Nope. Those are perfectly decent FPS. Far Cry 2 is a very demanding game. And your CPU is still pretty fast by todays standards really.
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