8350rocks :
Sarpool :
8350rocks :
Sarpool :
8350rocks :
cmi86 :
Sarpool :
Hi, I as the title suggest that is what I need.
My budget is 340 US Dollars
Preferred AMD system
Overclocking is a Must
Needs to have a USB 3.0 Header
Needs an accessible spot for PCI Express x1
And i will be running it with a Sapphire 7950
Anymore questions just ask
Thanks!
Well you can get this
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/mVBA for about $300
FX 8320 8 Core CPU
Asus M5A99FX Pro 2.0 Motherboard
Hyper 212 Evo CPU cooler (for overclocking)
That's a good build...
@Sarpool:
If you're on the fence about it, performance will be similar/same between those 2 setups, the AMD will multithread and multitask quite a bit better.
Additionally, look at the MB features...the M5A99FX Pro R2.0 has quite a bit better features for the money over the Z77 boards.
Sir im on the fence about everything XD, would it be wise to buy a 8350 over the 8320?
And I was actually planning on putting the cooler and RAM on a different 100 dollar budget btw....
Also one more thing. If i have my 7950 in the first blue x16 slot wouldnt it block the PCI x1 slot?
Can i put my card in the second black PCI x16 slot?
You can put your card in the black x16 slot and it would be fine.
Ok, so what about the CPU, 8350 or 8320? is the price difference worth it?
If you're not going to overclock, yes...if you are going to overclock...you can make the 8320 just a potent as the 8350.
Hey one last thing. Im not sure if i would do crossfire or not in the future, but would i be better off with the M5A99FX PRO R2 you suggested or go for the M5A99X EVO R2. What the difference between these two boards?
(Mind you the concern is putting a network card in PCI-E)
Btw can you recommend me a PCI-E adapter good enough for gaming?
and are USB adappter any good, especially for what i am going to do?
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