MSI R9 270x and AMD FX-6300 gaming performance

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Going into my first PC build, I'm worried if my computer will be able to run the games I want to play. I am on a $800 budget, and want to make sure my GPU and CPU will run my favorite games well.

For the GPU I am looking at an MSI R9 270x gaming with 2 GB of memory.
For my CPU I will be using an AMD FX-6300
If it matters, I will also use 8GB of HyperX Fury RAM.

How will these products run games like Battlefield 4, Planetside 2 and League of Legends? From research I've seen some pretty good results, but I'd like to hear from the experts. :)
 
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im running the same graphics card and ram with the exception of a i5 3570k instead of AMD FX-6300 and i can say for league of legends i can run everything on max in 1080 with over 200 fps but i just cap it at 60 and as for battlefield and planetside i know both of those games are pretty intense games for a pc im sure you could run it on high with at least 60 fps


also i would recommend intel processor over AMD as it is pretty much superior in every way AMD just tries to sound fancy with there 8 core and what not but in reality only a hand full of games can even take advantage of that many most only use 4. anyways just my opinion.
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im running the same graphics card and ram with the exception of a i5 3570k instead of AMD FX-6300 and i can say for league of legends i can run everything on max in 1080 with over 200 fps but i just cap it at 60 and as for battlefield and planetside i know both of those games are pretty intense games for a pc im sure you could run it on high with at least 60 fps


also i would recommend intel processor over AMD as it is pretty much superior in every way AMD just tries to sound fancy with there 8 core and what not but in reality only a hand full of games can even take advantage of that many most only use 4. anyways just my opinion.
 
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Thanks for the info! I've seen some benchmark test where the AMD FX-6300 ran equal and usually over the i5's, so I think I will get some good performance out of this build. As for going with AMD, I have found a great budget motherboard that I enjoy (Asus M5A97), and it supports an AM3+ socket so I will have no choice but to go with AMD. Thanks again!
 
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