i5 2500K and i7 2600K for CoD

[NLS61]

Originally Posted by lbuchele

Well,I know the guy who put it together and he reports no difficults with RAM ,only take sometime to understand how the ASUS bios works with the OC.
It's very easy in fact all I had to do is change the multiplier.
I read that 60% of SB goes up to 4,5 GHz , 40% 4,6-4,8 GHz and only 10% goes to 4,9-5,1GHz .
Mine is very stable @4,6 GHZ and surprisingly cool too.

Mine(i5 2500k) is 4.6 GHz at 31 C wich is pretty good I think.
also on a ASUS P8P67 EVO with kingstone 1333 i've put a Scyte Mugen cooler on it.

[DarkAdrien]

Just to add my own exprience : bought a 2500K last week, mounted on an Asus P8P67 LE, with 2x2 Gb of Corsair DDR3 PC12800 CAS7. Have to say it is a really great combination of hardware, both in terms of performance (with a good overclocking margin) and temperatures (the 4 cores never exceed 30° idle, and 55° full charge).

Combined with a GTX 460, I can't imagine this will not be enough to run CoD on high settings at least.

BUT I did not change my hardware only for CoD, doing so would be a bit early in my opinion.

[Talbot]

i5 2500K/OC 4,7 GHz,MB Asus P8P67 Pro,8 Gb DDR3 1600MHz,2xAti 5870

[lbuchele]

The question is : how many bombers our systems can draw without a loss in fps or if we will be able to fly over London without hiccups.
I vote we will be fine, maybe with some compromises in graphic quality.