6100 Vs 2500K

Horney

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Right guys, here's 2 systems I could build, which is best, I will be using Blender but also playing games like AC:R, BF3, MW3 etc.

AMD FX:
AMD FX-6100@4.75ghz
MSI 990FXA-GD65
AMD HD 6770 + 5770 (CF)
Corsair XMS3 1600 12gb 2x2 + 2x4
Coolermaster Hyper 212
£352.09 (aria.co.uk)

Intel SB:
Intel i5 2500k@4.00ghz
Asrock Z68 Extreme3
AMD HD 5770
Corasair XMS3 1600 12gb 2x2 + 2x4
Arctic cooling F7 Pro
£353.08 (aria.co.uk)

Out of those i currently own:
AMD HD 5770
Arctic cooling F7 Pro
Corsair XMS3 1600 4gb 2x2

Thanks guys, I'm open to opinion but all I have is £360 so nothing over.
 

mxsix

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The 2500K is a better CPU, but the AMD build has a better graphics setup. I would put the CrossFire in the Intel build.
 

Horney

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I can't put the crossfire in the 2500k because i can't afford it, also it would run at x8/x8 rather than x16/x16 and i know with blender the 6100 is better than the 2500k so tbh I need to know if while gaming the 6100 will bottleneck the graphics by alot
Thanks
 

pat

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Thank you. I did not see that info. Might try that one day!
 
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The systems both have identical memory and aftermarket cooling. The only real difference is one HD5770 or 2. The question is would you rather have the much faster, more futureproof system that you could add a second HD5770 to when you can afford it, or have dual graphics cards now.
 

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I read your question perfectly.

I am fully aware that you are asking about two systems and not just two CPUs.

However the rest of the systems are some what irelevent, it is the CPUs on which you should be making your decision on. The rest of the systems are very comparable.

The 2500k wins hands down. Everybody else who knows what they are talking about will tell you the same thing. A 2500k beats a 6100 hands down.
 

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