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Architecutr = Modul
1 Modul = 2 Cores
2 Cores = Use the same Cache
Problem = 4 Core / 8 Threads
Problem 2= Bad Single Core Performance
Problem 3 = Fallout New Vegas can only use effectiv 2 Cores
So you need a stronger single core performance
OC by a FX its only a joke. you dont get more power
only more energie and more heat
with the 4Gb Patcher it can only handle 3,3GB after that the game crash instead (maybe only 3,1Gb im not sure)
And overclocking shot up my FPS almost double and kept it almost completely maintained. That's what's weird about my problem now: it shows no signs of having a heavy load until it suddenly just freezes. Sometimes it's over an hour of completely smooth 50-60 FPS even in the rain or in massive fights, and then like the flip of a switch it stops working.
Not really.
You + are = you're. Grammatical contraction.