Here's the deal: I'm going to be building a $400 or less gaming PC that can rival a PS4. (PC vs console is not relevant here, we're only going PC. DO NOT bring consoles up.)
I'm trying to squeeze out as much gaming graphics power I can between the CPU and GPU for $220. The options I've come up with are between the setup the tittle suggests.
For $220, I can buy an FX-6300 and an HD7770 Graphics card and run both independently for the system,
OR,
I can match up an A10-7700k APU with an R7 250 and run the two together in dual graphics mode.
Which is the better of the two? I understand that the A10 can be paired with the R7 250, so I would assume that would be more ideal, because the APU+card setup SHOULD have more graphic power than an independent HD 7770 by itself.
Although, the R7 250 seems to have less graphics power then the HD 7770.
I guess the simplest way to ask it is this; which setup is better for gaming, two R7 250s in dual graphics mode, or one HD7770?
I'm trying to squeeze out as much gaming graphics power I can between the CPU and GPU for $220. The options I've come up with are between the setup the tittle suggests.
For $220, I can buy an FX-6300 and an HD7770 Graphics card and run both independently for the system,
OR,
I can match up an A10-7700k APU with an R7 250 and run the two together in dual graphics mode.
Which is the better of the two? I understand that the A10 can be paired with the R7 250, so I would assume that would be more ideal, because the APU+card setup SHOULD have more graphic power than an independent HD 7770 by itself.
Although, the R7 250 seems to have less graphics power then the HD 7770.
I guess the simplest way to ask it is this; which setup is better for gaming, two R7 250s in dual graphics mode, or one HD7770?
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