Will these work together good?

Everything will be compatible. But if you want your PC to even work, you'll need an HDD and/or an SSD, and a power supply.
Now if you want it to run games on maximum settings, you'll also need to get a good GPU with it.
So do you already have some of those ? Else, what is your budget ?
 
AMD's CPUs aren't the top of performance, but they are better for budget gaming. You will probably be fine with it. But if you want to make sure, you could also look at the i5-4570 or i5-4670k if you're going to overclock. Keep in mind that if you go an Intel CPU, you'll also need a motherboard to fit it in.
 

dakota breeden

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I've been keeping an eye out on L2 cache, the 4670k only has 4x256KB the fx8350 has 4x2MB. I just don't understand how an 8 core cpu with more L2 + L3 cache isn't better than a 4 core with less L2 + L3 cache cpu.
 
For gaming, most of the times, not even half of your cores are getting used.
Intel has a better per-core performance, but usually costs more.
For 3D modeling and things like that, I believe that you'll get better performance with that 8 core, than with the 4670k, but not for gaming.
The difference between those two is not really HUGE, but in some CPU intensive games or even zones, your FPS might fluctuate a lot, and drop, where the Intel CPU wouldn't have this issue.