So hello to whoever clicked here and i need you yes you behind the keyboard to tell me is this build is any good for gaming . Now am not going hardcore mode on this i just need it for gaming and programming i wanna keep this in my budget..
http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/2Q78C
Here's the link now i am gonna let it up to you to tell me if it's any good and if anything need to be changed
I would get this for you cpu cooler http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/cooler-master-cpu-cooler-rr212e20pkr2 and get a fx6300 and over clock to the 3.9 ghz of the fx6350
I second that cpu cooler recommendation :) Is there only clock speed that is different between those two cpu's xrripper??
This should be a lot faster; http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/2Q7nL Its got a 8320 instead of the 6350 so you get 2 more cores. It also has a much better motherboard with a R9 280x so a much faster graphics card as well :)
Looks alright to me. I third that CPU cooler recommendation.
I have little to no knowledge on the r9 cards, so I am not sure what card that equals.
*average differences compared to Nvidia cards.
R9 270 and 270x are about 2-3 fps slower than a Gtx 760
R9 280x is about the Gtx 770
R9 290 and 290x are equal or slightly faster than a Gtx 780
btw should i go with and i5-4570 or the amd fx 8350
If programs you use aren't threaded that well or like stronger single CPU cores, go with Intel.
If you do rendering or have programs that are nicely multithreaded, go with the FX-8350.
I was thinking in terms of the HD cards. I believe the 7950 is similar to a R9 280. Might be a 270 though.
7970 = R9 280X
7950 would probably in the league of the R9 280, if it ever comes out.
7870 = R9 270X
7850 = R9 270
Why a western digital red and not a black??
wifi card??
Ya the only difference between the fx6300 and the fx6350 is the clock speed, and the fx6300 is known for overclocking very well.