Ok, so im going to build a PC for myself for gaming and i want it to be FUTUREPROOF (like for the next 3-4 years), so should a go for a AMD RICHLAND 6800K with no dedicated graphics (i will be using the onboard one until i get more to use AMD's Hybrid Crossfire) or should i go for a Intel Core I3 3220/3225 with something like an AMD RADEON 7770. I play want it to play Battlefield 4 and the games that are soon coming to STEAM. I would ultimately appreciate it if someone (anyone) to answer!
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As computer tech changes like the days finding a future proof system is pretty hard. If you like AMD then either a FX-6300 or the FX 8350 is a great processor. If Intel is you CPU of choice then I would go with the tried and tested i5 3570K. Yes, it is an 1155 socket but the motherboards will be available for many years to come. With this kind of set up you can upgrade various components as cash flow grows. They are both great gaming chips and can handle almost anything the average user will want it to do. As far as motherboards I am a "fan boy" of Gigabyte. The reasons are they have so many features that incorporate both new and some older technology. Hope my input helps a little.