800$ dollars PC build

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This is a 800-830$ pc dollars build (https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpf1/v/t34.0-12/10706523_512707015531586_1712034456_n.jpg?oh=6fc321bc8ae2d5ea4362342886c325a4&oe=542934A0&__gda__=1411976560_e92b3ca4fe663c8468ebce168c9a39de)
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I do want to know if this processor is good for gaming
I haven't overclocked any cpu before so I don't care much about oc
The reason why I chose this processor- It's cheap comparing to the Intel

So my questions are:
Is it a good cpu for gaming with/without overclocking?
Will this build handle the next generation games well?
Do you have any other (Msi or Gigabyte)motherboard or Intel processor with the same price?
What do you think about it?


 
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The 6300 with the 760 will be better in most games but you will be held back in some games by the CPU.

If this was me, I'd go with the 8350 and upgrade to the 280x but the 270x will give you more than you need in a lot of current games.
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The CPU is considered to be one of the 'perfect' chips for current-gen gaming. This build will work flawlessly with all current gen games and might even take you into next-gen, although your GPU will be the first thing I'd upgrade. Also, have you considered getting an SSD?
 
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The 6300 with the 760 will be better in most games but you will be held back in some games by the CPU.

If this was me, I'd go with the 8350 and upgrade to the 280x but the 270x will give you more than you need in a lot of current games.
 
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