I'm putting my system together in the next week or two, and I am thinking of getting the AMD FX-8350 cpu. The gpu I am stuck on however. I was recently thinking of getting the sapphire vapor r9-270x. Would this be a good combo? I am wanting to play in 1080p on the highest settings, while getting 30-60 fps. Would this be possible? I am also wanting to stream in 720p as well.
Will this cpu/gpu combo run well and last awhile?
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Brunostako
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With that, you'll definitively reach 1080p high settings, but not very high (everything maxed out).
Both the CPU and the GPU are not the best of the best on gaming.
Both the CPU and the GPU are not the best of the best on gaming.
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Get the AMD fx 8320, and then get the r9 280 MSI edition, it is $180 (After $20 mail-in rebate) http://pcpartpicker.com/part/msi-video-card-r9280gaming3g
The 8320 is almost the same as the 8350, and will save you enough money to upgrade to the r9 280.
The 8320 is almost the same as the 8350, and will save you enough money to upgrade to the r9 280.
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