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CinnamonChicken

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Hi, I plan on buying a new PC this month but can't decide to get which one. One has a better CPU then the other one and one has a better GPU then the other. http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/saved/1FWDQU here's the one with the better GPU. http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/saved/1FWE13 here's the one with the better CPU. So can you help me decide which one is better for gaming wise. I plan on going for games like Battlefield 4 and Crysis 3 and would like to get a solid 60 or even more FPS. Thank you. I also plan on having water cooling for both systems.
 
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Like Veladem said, you will get more for your money and know your system better if you build it yourself, but if you are short on time and just want to do it this way then thats fine.

Between the systems above, its a hard pick. If you are mostly wanting to game the AMD based system with the 780Ti and 8350 will probably do you better.

I personally though would go with the Intel CPU. I like AMD a lot, and I really want to advise people to get AMD based products, but their CPUs are so much worse in terms of efficiency and performance its hard to. So I would more highly recommend the Intel based system. However you should switch your GPU in it. You have an Nvidida 780 for the GPU. For LESS money you can get the R9 290 which performs...
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veladem

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If you feel up to it, I suggest you build your own PC, you'll get what you want, you'll know precisely what you have, and you'll have manufactures warranties on top of that, which, IMHO are better then one bundled warranty threw a builder.

Almost always you can build something for less, that is substantially better also.
 
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Like Veladem said, you will get more for your money and know your system better if you build it yourself, but if you are short on time and just want to do it this way then thats fine.

Between the systems above, its a hard pick. If you are mostly wanting to game the AMD based system with the 780Ti and 8350 will probably do you better.

I personally though would go with the Intel CPU. I like AMD a lot, and I really want to advise people to get AMD based products, but their CPUs are so much worse in terms of efficiency and performance its hard to. So I would more highly recommend the Intel based system. However you should switch your GPU in it. You have an Nvidida 780 for the GPU. For LESS money you can get the R9 290 which performs better. Saves you money and gets you better performance. Whats not to like?
 
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Yeah, you'd be surprised how many people turn away from me building them a PC even to just grab a "Alienware" or such. And I don't charge as much as these big corps, which I charge around 5-10% of the initial costs as a building fee. But, still they go with "iBuypower" or something like those.

Crazy lol
 
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