Don't know which is best to take between the 2 pc builds

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Hey guys Kenny here,

I've got a question about 2 setups.
So first off the pc's are both on a budget of 700-800 euro's so now i want to hear your opinion about what is the best to get.

1st Build

MotherBoard: ASROCK 970 PRO3 R2

RAM; CRUCIAL BALLISTIX SPORTXT 8GB

POWERSUPPLY; XFX PRO550W

CASE; COOLERMASTER FORCE 500

SSD; MICRON CRUCIAL M500 120GB

CPU COOLER; COOLERMASTER HYPER 212 EVO

CPU; AMD FX-8350

GRAPHIC CARD; GIGA-BYTE RADEON R9 280 WINDFORCE

HARDDRIVE; SEAGATE BARRACUDA 1TB

TOTAL 746.17€

2nd Build

MotherBoard;MSI Z87-G41

RAM; CRUCIAL BALLISTIX SPORTXT 8GB

HARDDRIVE;SEAGATE BARRACUDA 1TB

POWERSUPPLY;XFX PRO550W

CASE; COOLERMASTER FORCE 500

SSD; MICRON CURCIAL M500

CPU COOLER; COOLERMASTER HYPER 212 EVO

CPU; INTEL CORE I5 4670K

GRAPHIC CARD; ASUS RADEON R9 270 DIRECT CU II OC

TOTAL 759.97€

Note; I Will overclock slightly and be streaming/youtube

So tell me what would be the best and thanks for taking a look.
 
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Hi. Primarily because of the Motherboard and Processor. It will OC easily and runs cooler under load. To be honest, I prefer Intel over AMD anyway. They are simply, a better performing processor. If you need Multithreading, then AMD will score a bit better there, but that is it. Both are good Budget Builds, but as I said, I prefer Intel over AMD and would go that way everytime if the budget will allow for it.
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Hi. For a budget build, build #2 is a very good way to go.
 
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And what is actually the reason u choose number 2 over 1 just curious
 
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Hi. Primarily because of the Motherboard and Processor. It will OC easily and runs cooler under load. To be honest, I prefer Intel over AMD anyway. They are simply, a better performing processor. If you need Multithreading, then AMD will score a bit better there, but that is it. Both are good Budget Builds, but as I said, I prefer Intel over AMD and would go that way everytime if the budget will allow for it.
 
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Ooh now i see
 
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