I've been wondering for a while, because the 460 is a 'fairly' high-end card, and the i3 is pretty outdated now.
Also just for fun, here's my specs:
4GB Ram
i3 2100
EVGA GTX460 Superclocked
Win7
An i3 2100 isn't outdated at all.
It is a Sandy Bridge processor, which is only a generation behind.
And even after that its still a fairly new.
If anything the 460 is bottlenecking the CPU.
[editline]16th April 2012[/editline]
Infact in the "gaming world", a 460 is pretty outdated and not very high end.
The GTX 460 is not a bad card by any means, but with totally new games, you'll probably almost always (assuming that you aren't on a Pentium 4, C2D and that alike) be limited by your GPU - whether it'd be a GTX 680 or a GTX 460.
The 2100 is in no way outdated, how did you get the idea that it was?
[QUOTE='[EG] Pepper;35591698']The 2100 is in no way outdated, how did you get the idea that it was?[/QUOTE]
It just seems inferior compared to the i5 and i7.
[QUOTE=Huskitch;35591974]It just seems inferior compared to the i5 and i7.[/QUOTE]
It is inferior to a i5 and i7, but it is not outdated.
if you had two Nvidia GTX580’s in SLI
[IMG]http://lanoc.org/images/stories/Reviews/intel_i32100_i72600/ingamewm.png[/IMG]
so nop
source [url]http://lanoc.org/review/pc-hardware/5096-i3-vs-i5-vs-i7-sandy-bridge-comparison[/url]
looks like they left vsync on for mafia 2
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