fx 8320 vs Intel Core i5-4670K 3.40GHz (Haswell)

yes i understand that ksham, but some people might be on a budget. I'm assuming he wants to overclock to 4.0 ghz to get 8350 like performance for 40.00 cheaper. that 40.00 savings could be spent on a better gpu. yes the 8350 might be able to OC further but so what? Not everyone is made out of money. I don't see anything wrong with seeing the benchmarks for the 8350 at stock, being satisfied with that performance, then saving 40.00 by getting the 8320 with the intention of OCing to stock 8350 speeds. Especially if that extra 40.00 gets you a better gpu.
 

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well i just thought if i had an 8350 i wouldn't really overclock it, 4.0ghz is good enough for anything aint it? will i honestly see improvements in games that ive mentioned above especially in wow if i were to lets say overclock the 8350 to 4.5ghz??? would there be an increase in fps and performance? would this increase be noticeable?

That is why i mentioned the 8250 and probably oc it to 4.2ghz especially since ill have liquid cooling.

thoughts on the above?
 

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would i notice an increase in fps or performance if i were to test the 8350 4ghz and then the oc it to 4.8ghz for example? in a game like wow especially thts cpu dependent how many fps would just an oc increase it by and performance?
 

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In CPU bound games, adding the extra 600-800 MHz to your clock speed makes a big difference. In games that are less CPU bound and more GPU bound, you will see a slight increase, but games like Skyrim/LoL/DOTA2, and others like that would see a boost from higher clocks on your CPU.