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AMD FX-8350 vs AMD A10 7850k vs i5 4690k

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August 29, 2014 6:28:38 AM

Hey, im planning to build a PC and im still stuck between these for the CPU. I plan to OC it and if I get the one of the two AMD CPUs, I'll save a bit of money, than the i5 4690k. I want the most performance, better, stronger cores, overclockability and power efficiency from these CPUs. So which CPU should I get for my PC?

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August 29, 2014 6:32:43 AM

Depends on what you want to do with your system. The i5 is fastest CPU in the lineup. The 7850k is the slowest, but has superior integrated graphics. FX 8350, I wouldn't even consider at this point. What is this system supposed to be for?
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August 29, 2014 6:33:03 AM

I5 4690K is best b/w all of them.
Then 8350
Then A10 7850K.

I5 4690K will give you better performance,better stronger real 4 cores,Overclocking.And it is alot power efficient than 8350.
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August 29, 2014 6:33:06 AM

Get the i5 4690K.
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August 29, 2014 6:34:17 AM

FX-8350 is more powerful CPU than AMD A10 7850k APU.
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August 29, 2014 6:34:31 AM

How do you intend to use your PC? Personally i would only consider the FX 8350 and i5 4690k for anything serious. The i5 has stronger cores however the FX has 8 partial cores. If you use applications that takes advantages of lots of threading then the FX 8350 is a very good solution. For mostly gaming then the i5 is more suitable however both CPU's are VERY able.
If you do not desire to use a GPU then the only options are the i5 4690k and A10 7850k as they have built in GPUS.
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August 29, 2014 6:36:47 AM

ImperialistMillitant said:
How do you intend to use your PC? Personally i would only consider the FX 8350 and i5 4690k for anything serious. The i5 has stronger cores however the FX has 8 partial cores. If you use applications that takes advantages of lots of threading then the FX 8350 is a very good solution. For mostly gaming then the i5 is more suitable however both CPU's are VERY able.
If you do not desire to use a GPU then the only options are the i5 4690k and A10 7850k as they have built in GPUS.


I'll use this PC mainly for heavy gaming, gonna get a GPU, and light editing/rendering.
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August 29, 2014 6:38:23 AM

_Epix_ said:
ImperialistMillitant said:
How do you intend to use your PC? Personally i would only consider the FX 8350 and i5 4690k for anything serious. The i5 has stronger cores however the FX has 8 partial cores. If you use applications that takes advantages of lots of threading then the FX 8350 is a very good solution. For mostly gaming then the i5 is more suitable however both CPU's are VERY able.
If you do not desire to use a GPU then the only options are the i5 4690k and A10 7850k as they have built in GPUS.


I'll use this PC mainly for heavy gaming, gonna get a GPU, and light editing/rendering.
Then the i5-4690k is the best choice for you,

and if you are on budget than the Fx-8350 is best choice.

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August 29, 2014 6:38:55 AM

I say skip the overclocking altogether and focus more on GPU, for gaming. Overclocking, generally, costs about $100 more. That extra money would be better spend towards GPU. It depends on your budget for the system. The reason I have an overclocked system, is I needed something same day, and I could not ignore Microcenter's combo deal. A locked i5 and motherboard would have ended up costing me more or about the same, and I already had the cooler lying around.
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August 29, 2014 6:40:28 AM

aakarshan said:
_Epix_ said:
ImperialistMillitant said:
How do you intend to use your PC? Personally i would only consider the FX 8350 and i5 4690k for anything serious. The i5 has stronger cores however the FX has 8 partial cores. If you use applications that takes advantages of lots of threading then the FX 8350 is a very good solution. For mostly gaming then the i5 is more suitable however both CPU's are VERY able.
If you do not desire to use a GPU then the only options are the i5 4690k and A10 7850k as they have built in GPUS.


I'll use this PC mainly for heavy gaming, gonna get a GPU, and light editing/rendering.
Then the i5-4690k is the best choice for you,

and if you are on budget than the Fx-8350 is best choice.




if its just for heavy gaming mainly then I suggest the i5 4690k as this has the most powerful cores. Light editing will be fine on this CPU. However if you want to save a little you cant go wrong with the FX but the i5 will give you the edge.
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August 29, 2014 6:43:43 AM

ImperialistMillitant said:
aakarshan said:
_Epix_ said:
ImperialistMillitant said:
How do you intend to use your PC? Personally i would only consider the FX 8350 and i5 4690k for anything serious. The i5 has stronger cores however the FX has 8 partial cores. If you use applications that takes advantages of lots of threading then the FX 8350 is a very good solution. For mostly gaming then the i5 is more suitable however both CPU's are VERY able.
If you do not desire to use a GPU then the only options are the i5 4690k and A10 7850k as they have built in GPUS.


I'll use this PC mainly for heavy gaming, gonna get a GPU, and light editing/rendering.
Then the i5-4690k is the best choice for you,

and if you are on budget than the Fx-8350 is best choice.




if its just for heavy gaming mainly then I suggest the i5 4690k as this has the most powerful cores. Light editing will be fine on this CPU. However if you want to save a little you cant go wrong with the FX but the i5 will give you the edge.


I decided to go for the i5 4690k, since many suggested this CPU by watching and reading reviews, I can see that this is a powerful CPU. Thanks for all the help from you and everyone :)  Really appreciate it
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August 29, 2014 6:48:48 AM

_Epix_ said:
ImperialistMillitant said:
aakarshan said:
_Epix_ said:
ImperialistMillitant said:
How do you intend to use your PC? Personally i would only consider the FX 8350 and i5 4690k for anything serious. The i5 has stronger cores however the FX has 8 partial cores. If you use applications that takes advantages of lots of threading then the FX 8350 is a very good solution. For mostly gaming then the i5 is more suitable however both CPU's are VERY able.
If you do not desire to use a GPU then the only options are the i5 4690k and A10 7850k as they have built in GPUS.


I'll use this PC mainly for heavy gaming, gonna get a GPU, and light editing/rendering.
Then the i5-4690k is the best choice for you,

and if you are on budget than the Fx-8350 is best choice.




if its just for heavy gaming mainly then I suggest the i5 4690k as this has the most powerful cores. Light editing will be fine on this CPU. However if you want to save a little you cant go wrong with the FX but the i5 will give you the edge.


I decided to go for the i5 4690k, since many suggested this CPU by watching and reading reviews, I can see that this is a powerful CPU. Thanks for all the help from you and everyone :)  Really appreciate it


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