FX 6300+GTX660 2GB or FX 8350+GTX 650Ti SSC 1GB

SgtCatastrophe

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This build is going to be mainly for gaming, as I don't do much video editing ever really. Although I am having a hard time deciding between the two. I know that the 8350 runs at 4.0 GHz stock and the 6300 at 3.5 GHZ stock but I hear that speed doesn't matter as much. Which one of these choices would be better? I am upgrading from an EVGA GTS 250 1GB video card and I run at a 1360x768 resolution.
 

faithB

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i3 3220 with 660 or 7870( depend on ur budget).........will do better

but for over all performance or i mean a balanced pc i mean and gpu and cpu both i will go for i5 and 7850 ...coz u need more thn 2 core for this days games .....

dun buy amd procy pls dey sucks .... i3 3220 is a better option

www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/697?vs=677
 


you need to go check out some of the crysis 3 benchmarks . The intel dual cores suck , and the AMD FX 6300 can outperform an i5 .
Benchmarking using older DX9 games that cant use all the cores gives a false impression of the cpu's potential

 

biopolar

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Agreed.
Such a resolution would be a simple task for either cpu/gpu combo, but it's good to make room for the future. :)
Also, 650TI Boost 2GB instead of the 1GB(evga has both versions). The difference in price is negligible imo.

i3 3220 with 660 or 7870( depend on ur budget).........will do better

but for over all performance or i mean a balanced pc i mean and gpu and cpu both i will go for i5 and 7850 ...coz u need more thn 2 core for this days games .....

dun buy amd procy pls dey sucks .... i3 3220 is a better option

www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/697?vs=677

Though I like anandtech.com, most of their cpu bench's are a bit .... hm.... not full of variety? If you look closely at the benchmarks, the types of applications makes a difference. Ex: CineBench single/multithreaded.

The build is for gaming and as such the order of gaming power should be [i3 --> 6300 --> 8350 ---> i5-3570(k)]