how big of a difference would i see?

steven37 · Jul 25, 2013

just wondering how big of a difference will i see if i build this rig, like gaming differences, and multitasking on multiple screens if there will be, and just overall

old rig- http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Steven37/saved/21rz

new rig- http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Steven37/saved/20K0

Tradesman1 · Jul 25, 2013

Night and coming into the daylight, 8150 doesn't even begin to compare

steven37 · Jul 25, 2013

Tradesman1 :

aandd that meanss the intel build is alot better?

bob hays · Jul 25, 2013

steven37 :

Well for gaming the new graphics card destroys the 7770. For editing, I'm not sure because though the i5 is a great cpu, it does only have 4 threads whereas the fx- has 8, and editing is a heavily threaded process.

Tradesman1 · Jul 25, 2013

Yep, there is no comparison, the Intel is vastly Superior in every way

bob hays · Jul 25, 2013

Tradesman1 :

For gaming I completely agree, but for editing I don't think the performance difference will be very much.

steven37 · Jul 25, 2013

bob hays :

Ok so say im using Autodesk Maya or sony vegas the rendering process will pretty much have identical timings?? (like how long it will take to render)

**i use one normal 17" computer monitor for my gaming and i use a 32" Lcd for my editing and general internet browsing**

Tradesman1 · Jul 25, 2013

Editing none, though didn't see that mentioned - GAMING YES, Multi tasking YES, Multiple screens Yes -, even the 8350 can't even keep up with the 4770K in multitasking or gaming,,,,, clock for clock the Intel lead just increases

bob hays · Jul 26, 2013

Tradesman1 :

He is talking about the 4670K not 4770k (i5 vs i7), makes a HUGE difference. The i7 is a top of the line cpu that also costs 50% more than the amd counterpart. As for multi-tasking I can't really imagine what you would be doing to max either the i5 or the fx-8XXX, unless you are encoding/rendering whilst multi-tasking. For multiple screens, unless you are gaming you will again see nearly no difference.

The best solution here would be to just add the 770 to your current rig and save money from upgrading the whole pc, while also getting an immense performance increase in gaming.

Tradesman1 · Jul 26, 2013

My bad on th type, same applies though even with the 4670K, clock for clock the 8350 is no match in anything except video rendering, and that's extremely close

steven37 · Jul 26, 2013

Tradesman1 :

bob hays :

well if i did get the new rig i would sell my current one first and maybe spend $100 or more/less depending on how much i rip the person off

Tradesman1 · Jul 26, 2013

Noooooooooooooo, you would do that would you? Always start with the price higher than what you expect, that way can drop price to what you want and make them happy and you still get what you want.....and then..they may bite at the higher price and it pays for dinner or a better component in the new build

steven37 · Jul 26, 2013

Tradesman1 :

im know i started at $1,500.. $500 over priced(((

already have 2 people looking into buying it..... and if i do get enough im for sure getting the h100i

Tradesman1 · Jul 26, 2013

Will be looking to see

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