Thread: which processor with a GTX 560?

Either you ask for advice and they tell you and repeat that the Q6600 just for games and we close the subject is from the beginning you want a i5 "to be quiet in the coming years," this which is a very questionable choice in computing. For you to see but for me everything has been said on this topic, especially with a GTX560 midrange. It would have been a 580 could have been discussing!

Since the start I did not want a 2500K i5, i5, but a 2600. The boards of each others directed me to a more advantageous when the quality / price ratio was better, so I've revised my opinion on one point me in wishing 2500K. My topic was made because I had doubts whether or not to keep my Q6600: at the end of this discussion, things are a little more clear for me. I do not know why you put quotation marks ("to be quiet in the coming years"), I never said that (maybe you paraphrase someone else?)

Intel has planned another socket to replace the 1366 but both say that the CPU and the CM will cost an arm, but the 1155 is the replacing of 1156 there should be a couple of years before intellectual exchange platform. Yes the Q6600 fared well in a majority (or at least enough, but shows its limits in some cases. In here is a phony, trackmania forever, with a 5770 bench with 2 @ 60fps 5770, I go up to 65! youhou I7 a dude with a 920 and a 5850 out 95FPS. By telling 3Dmou under 11 in BASIC, the Q6600@3.2 or 3.6, I sort of graphic 5300point (P4850 and P5000 respectively in total score).

Mash those two facts together, and you score an necessary outcome: a come of interested parties would real similar to delude you one of these new video cards-or something like it-to go with your new scheme.