Would you call this PC high-end?

Dragonhunter990

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PSU: 700 Watt Cooler Master
CPU: AMD Vishera FX-8350, Eight-Core
Motherboard: MSI 760GA-P43FX
Sound Card: Asus Xonar DG
RAM: 8GB DDR3
Hard Drive: 500 GB SataIII
GPU: AMD Radeon HD 7970 3GB
Wifi Card: TP-Link 450Mbps
Monitor: BenQ GW2255 22 Inch Full-HD / LED / DVI / VGA, 1920x1080
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64Bit


 
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Not high end. Better than average, yes. The GPU is high end. But a HDD for a system/OS drive...wouldn't say it's high end. And not to stir up the dumb AMD vs. Intel debate, but there are a lot of Intel CPUs that will outperform the FX-8350 in that system, by noticeable amount in many applications.

teh_chem

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Not high end. Better than average, yes. The GPU is high end. But a HDD for a system/OS drive...wouldn't say it's high end. And not to stir up the dumb AMD vs. Intel debate, but there are a lot of Intel CPUs that will outperform the FX-8350 in that system, by noticeable amount in many applications.
 
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kewlguy239

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yeah, looks pretty high end to me. being a high end machine doesn't automatically mean you have to spend more money. AMD has great pricing for their hardware. you wont see the FX 8350 perform as well as the latest I7 processors on some benchmarks, but bang for the buck you can't beat the setup you currently have listed. HD7970 is a great video card for AMD Radeon. only thing you could do better is to get a Solid State Drive for a boot drive (120gb or 256gb would do) as its the single best upgrade you can do on any computer. other than that, yes... pretty high end.

oh yeah, the mother board isn't so high end. get a motherboard with the 990FX northbridge. better performance, etc.