My Rig: COMPATIBILITY HELP

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STITCHMAGNET

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Jul 1, 2013
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RAM: Corsair 4GB 1600MHz CL9 DDR3 Vengeance Memory Module
GPU: XFX HD 7770 1GB GDDR5 Dual DVI HDMI DisplayPort PCI-E Graphics Card
CPU: AMD FX-Series FX-8120 Black Edition Eight Core Processor (3.10 GHz, 16MB Cache, Socket AM3+
PSU: Alpine 700W Blue PSU - 12cm Fan 4x SATA
DVD:Samsung 24x SATA DVD Writer - Black
MOBO:MSI 760G-P43-FX Socket AM3+ LAN 8 channel audio ATX Motherboard
HDD: Western Digital - WD Caviar Blue WD3200AAJS Hard drive 320 GB internal 3.5''SATA-300 7200 rpm buffer: 8 MB
OS: 64bit win 7

is this worth £380? are these parts compatible with each other?
thanks stitchmagnet :)
 
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Novuake
Hahaha for gaming you want good single threaded performance FIRST off. Core count comes after that.
Since piledriver(eg 6300) improves on single core performance a lot above bulldozer(eg 8120), the 6300 has considerably better gaming gaming performance.
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STITCHMAGNET

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yes, i plan on ocing aswell,

 
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Perfectly fine.

Well even a 6300 would be better for gaming than a 8120. Especially if you are willing to overclock it.

You can also save some one the powersupply, a decent 500W - 550W unit is more than enough power
 
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STITCHMAGNET

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wait what? i thought bigger was better.. lol (as in the processor)
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Hahaha for gaming you want good single threaded performance FIRST off. Core count comes after that.
Since piledriver(eg 6300) improves on single core performance a lot above bulldozer(eg 8120), the 6300 has considerably better gaming gaming performance.
 
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