- Mar 3, 2014
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Hello,
I'm going to be building a new computer in the near future. I've been back and forth in my mind for quite some time about which components I am going to choose. I'm working with a $800 budget including the operating system. Here is what my current idea is: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3efeA
My current worries are things like, will an amd processor be able to perform well enough in games like league of legends that don't use more than two cores? Will the fx 6300 be a bottleneck to future upgrades on my graphics card? Will the 8350 be good enough core for core for everything I do? Should I go with an i5 for the core for core, but risk the fact that games are starting to move towards eight cores and I won't be able to upgrade my pc for quite some time? Will I buy a graphics card just to have a new line of gpus come out in a month or two?
Ideally, I'd like to somehow manage a build that has a gtx 770 in it that has a good enough processor to avoid a bottleneck in any gaming situation for $800 including an operating system, but that is a tough one.
Atleast $764 of the money I spend must be on newegg, which is another challenge I face. I'll be getting that amount in a credit for their site from an RMA on a computer I had bought from them that died two months into owning it. Thanks.
I'm going to be building a new computer in the near future. I've been back and forth in my mind for quite some time about which components I am going to choose. I'm working with a $800 budget including the operating system. Here is what my current idea is: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3efeA
My current worries are things like, will an amd processor be able to perform well enough in games like league of legends that don't use more than two cores? Will the fx 6300 be a bottleneck to future upgrades on my graphics card? Will the 8350 be good enough core for core for everything I do? Should I go with an i5 for the core for core, but risk the fact that games are starting to move towards eight cores and I won't be able to upgrade my pc for quite some time? Will I buy a graphics card just to have a new line of gpus come out in a month or two?
Ideally, I'd like to somehow manage a build that has a gtx 770 in it that has a good enough processor to avoid a bottleneck in any gaming situation for $800 including an operating system, but that is a tough one.
Atleast $764 of the money I spend must be on newegg, which is another challenge I face. I'll be getting that amount in a credit for their site from an RMA on a computer I had bought from them that died two months into owning it. Thanks.
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