FX-4350 is a middle-class CPU based on the 32nm Piledriver architecture.
It offers 4 Physical Cores (4 Logical), initially clocked at 4.2GHz, which may go up to 4.3GHz and 8MB of L3 Cache.
Among its many features, Turbo Core and Virtualization are activated and the clock multiplier is unlocked, meaning it can be overclocked easily.
The processor DOES NOT integrated any graphics. and has a rated board TDP of 125W.
It is a powerful Quad Core whose performance is good. It's thus capable of running most applications smoothly without any problem.
| Release period |
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| 29-Apr-2013 |
| Popular Game System Requirements | ||
|---|---|---|
| Game | Min. | Rec. |
| Red Dead Redemption 2 | 16% | 96% |
| Death Stranding | 45% | 113% |
| Call of Duty: Modern Warfare | 4% | 45% |
| Need For Speed Heat | 29% | 66% |
| Cyberpunk 2077 | 45% | 67% |
| Planet Zoo | 29% | 96% |
| Star Wars: Jedi - Fallen Order | 11% | 117% |
| Diablo 4 | 40% | 103% |
| Borderlands 3 | 56% | 96% |
| FIFA 20 | 19% | 40% |
Can i oc this cpu up to its boost which is 4.3-4.5Ghz using stock fan?
you can, but it will get very hot and after some time it will become unstable…
is RX460 2gb good for this cpu? without bottlenecking?
This CPU will bottleneck even a 750Ti in some CPU intensive games, but if you don't mind little framedrops you can use both without problems…
nowdays its a quite poor CPU, AMD's FX 6300 is "the minimum" for gaming.
no its not even older fx 4100 can run every AAA titles at playable fps
When you consider play at 30-45 FPS, Yes. Said that, some games run bad even on my i5.(99-100% CPU load and 78-95% GPU load, with R9 280X, soon i will actualise my GD Rig)
I run Elite Dangerous Horizons at 50 to 60 fps (usually around 60) except in the menus, but even there it never drops below 40. Game runs smooth as butter on high settings. And planetary surfaces are on Ultra.
No, a fx 4350 would be absolutely fine for modern gaming (unlike you, I actually own the hardware LOL). What you look at is bottlenecking, like for instance a gtx 960 2gb would never be able to task a 4350 enough to cause any bottlenecks.
If your on edge about upgrading to this let me say this is a nice CPU it has done me well in the time I have had it it can run simplistic games so smooth that you wouldnt think its possible and games like DayZ on normal at a nice 40-50fps
However I do only have an HD 7770 GPU so that may explain the lower fps
Will this processor bottleneck my GTX 770, if so, how much will it affect my performance in games?
It will.Not much but it will.I would get atleast FX 6300 for an 770,in that case there would be no bottleneck at all ;)
Which CPU is better in gaming ? The FX - 4350 or mine ? Thanks in advance !
This one.But not for a big difference.It is just that this has 4.2 ghz( you overclocked yours so it dosnt matter so much) and this one has 16 mb cashe,yours 8 mb.
Vishera CPUs are way better(15% per core) than Most FM2+ CPU(excluding Carrizo parts like Athlon 845) for gaming, but an upgrade isn't worth.
I am going to buy this cpu, but i don't know what is the minimum psu voltage for it.
Can psu with 300 watt run this cpu?
It depends on the grafics you have, wich one is it? Your CPU uses 125W, you should have a GPU that uses 130W at maximum, or so. Anyway you should buy atleast a 500W PSU
ok.
Thank you very much
No not 500W because the GPU (graphical processing unit) you use is a special one. All the GTX 750 Ti versions of all brands use 60W, because of the technology. And that GPU doesn't need a power cable of the PSU. All the watts come from the motherboard. So I think there is just a 400W PSU needed.
GTX 750Ti have a TDP of 60W, but canno't exceed 38.5W because of BIOS Lock.(unless you do BIOS modding)
this cpu can be best than a Core i5? and half of price..? just amazing!
I think it can't match any Ivy Bridge or Haswell i5,but it's stronger than any i3 ;)
It is slower than any ivy bridge i3 and run on pair with a Sandy bridge i3.
This CPU is actually pretty beast for gaming. I got it, and I absolutely love it. Now, I just need a new GPU. I'm thinking a 760 to go with it.
this or APU A10-6800k ?
i would go for 6800k.
This one is faster.
yeah thus one is a lot better. !!! I'd choose this cpu anytime and pair it with a GTX 660 or GTX 660TI. .
but i'd choose fx6300, which offers 2 more cores at a lower price than this, although it needs some overclocking knowledge to raise its clock from 3,5 to a nice 4.0+, and ta-da! futureproofness!
