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Question: Video Card to go with the E8500?
Document: This CPU certainly will work for 75% of the non-gaming population. My Windows 7 build is 8GB RAM, SSD for C: (which has OS), mirrored Western Digital  E: drive for non-OS stuff, and the video card (of all things) is the bottle-neck according to the idiotic Microsoft benchmark. I don't &#34;do&#34; games, so I don't care about video performance.
I have always been an "Intel man." There is nothing wrong with AMD, I just like Intel. The Core 2 Duo processors are extremely fast and for the money are a better buy right now verses the Quad processors. I have yet to overload this processor using some fairly intense multi-media video editing software. I also have the maximum memory that my Intel motherboard will support. So far, so good!
(But I still tried overclocking.) My ASUS MB allows me to toke it up by 20%. So I've been running at 3.8ghz - OVER TWICE AS FAST AS MY OLD CHIP! WOOOHOOO!So, I didn't fall in a well - but this processor saved me from the pain of big software programs slowing me way down. Adobe Photoshop screams, and when I render video in Sony Vegas - WOW! What a huge difference.
This is an excellent cpu. I have a Gigabyte EP45-UD3L motherboard and it overclocks so easily on air. I have it running at 4.18GHz with 440MHz bus speed voltage upped to 1.45V. Runs stable and fast. I had no intention of overclocking it when i got it. Just a work computer that is occasionally used for games, video etc. Temperatures were so low using Coolermaster Hyper n520 (25C/45C) that I decided to try overclocking.
But I will leave it to Intel to explain how that works)Last thought. I don't know how much longer the dual core for the LGA775 socket is going to be around - Intel has moved on to a newer version of the chip (i series) which requires a substantial upgrade in MB, ram, etc. If you want to keep your current gear but go faster - grab one of these now. I'm glad I did.
I've upgraded from an E6550 to E8500. Definitely noticed a difference. Worthwhile short term upgrade! But eventually sold this for a complete upgrade because it wasn't fast enough for me.
I upgraded to this E8500 from a E6750 and the performance increase is noticable.The extra Cache helps a lot in gaming.The cpu runs very cool an is extreamly stable under load.
The Core 2 Duo E8500 exceeded my expectations. By far, it is the best processor I've owned. Super fast and capable of multi-tasking with ease. Worth every penny I invested.
I bought this CPU to replace an old Pentium 4 Extreme Edition 3.73 single CPU that was constantly overheating. I'm very, very pleased with this CPU, runs very fast with dual core, and very cool due to 45 nm chipset. This runs on an ASUS P5Q motherboard (great motherboard) and runs very cool and fast. Add in the Zalman CPU cooler CNPS9700 with blue LED and you will not go wrong. Best CPU for the bang for the buck perspective. Very happy!
I upgraded from a E5200 Pentium Dual-Core to this Core 2 Duo E8500 3.16 GHz processor with 6 MB Cache. Other than a nice jump in my Windows Experience score, I don't see any difference. I purchases a used processor that saved me over $100.00 - I feel good about that.
Answer: I installed BFG NVIDIA GeForce 9400 GT 1GB. So far it has worked fine.