Buidling my first computer and have been finding these forums insanely useful for info so thought i'd put my question out for advice. I've read similar responses but nothing quite as precise as I wanted.
The main focus for my machine is graphic design (but gaming is also very important to me). I'm reading in some places that the multi-threading on the 8350 will give the edge in terms of design but i'm also reading that Adobe software doesn't really use much multi-threading anyway? I don't do video editing and use mainly Photoshop, Indesign and Illustrator. I do however run these programs simultaneously so will multi-threading give me any benefit there? I was thinking smooth operation of all those programs would have been more of a RAM issue though? (i'm going for 8gb). Essentially: does this multi-threading really matter for non-video design? If not then I've heard that the i5 3570k is just all round preferable.
I was actually set on the intel but someone mentioned the FX-8350 and now i'm not sure? Hopefully didn't waffle to much. Thanks.
The main focus for my machine is graphic design (but gaming is also very important to me). I'm reading in some places that the multi-threading on the 8350 will give the edge in terms of design but i'm also reading that Adobe software doesn't really use much multi-threading anyway? I don't do video editing and use mainly Photoshop, Indesign and Illustrator. I do however run these programs simultaneously so will multi-threading give me any benefit there? I was thinking smooth operation of all those programs would have been more of a RAM issue though? (i'm going for 8gb). Essentially: does this multi-threading really matter for non-video design? If not then I've heard that the i5 3570k is just all round preferable.
I was actually set on the intel but someone mentioned the FX-8350 and now i'm not sure? Hopefully didn't waffle to much. Thanks.