Does the AMD FX-8350 bottleneck the EVGA GTX 960?
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i would consider some intel processors at that price point as amd's are typically inferior for most applications but i would reccomend the rx 480 for your gpu. it just hit the market and gives you 970 perf for just a few dollars more than a 960.
I need the best cpu and gpu for playing and recording csgo and a few others. I just need to know what games I could play with what parts. I dont like many of Intels products due to price, and I could really go without the i3. What would you use on a budget of 650$. Btw I am a slow growing youtuber and that is why I want a better pc as well. Also I want a water cooler for the cpu.
well for that price if you can build a pc around those two specs then you are doing pretty good. what kind of perf will you generally get with those specs in most games? you will definitely be able to play most games with those specs (especially cs:go) at medium to high levels without issue. some games will scale better than others but with that cpu and gpu you would really only run into problems on games like witcher 3 and metro last light, games that are on the cutting edge graphically.
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If your whole budget is $650 you can do a build with an i5 like http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117564
and again the rx 480 would be perfect for you and to future proof your pc http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150770
and again the rx 480 would be perfect for you and to future proof your pc http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150770
So what can I do with the i5 and the RX 480 that is out of stock. Lol. Anyone got a spare for neweggs price? Anyways the reason I am asking is because bills are tight, and it will take about 9-10 weeks to get all of this. I just need a God-like build with $650
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Well, you're not getting a God-like build with $650. Or else nobody would spend more than $650!
But what I recommend is to ask when you've saved up the money. It very rarely makes sense to get too specific at speccing out your parts 2-3 months before you're ready to purchase.
But what I recommend is to ask when you've saved up the money. It very rarely makes sense to get too specific at speccing out your parts 2-3 months before you're ready to purchase.
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