Intel i5 4670 + R9 280X (3GB) 

AMD FX 8350 + GTX 760 (2GB) 

AMD FX 8320 + R9 280X (3GB)

 

 

Which one? Btw they all come with:

 

- 8GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM

- 1TB Hard Drive

- Standard Coolers (NO OVERCLOCKING)

 

Btw the combination with the gtx gpu will have a 650w psu however the combination with the r9 280x gpu's will have a 550w psu. I Won't be overclocking on and also i am buying this pc for gaming. I would play games for e.g: bf4, cod ghosts, cod bo2/1, watch dogs, titanfall and etc.. Help me decode? All come to about the same price.

are you building this your self or buying? 

Im building myself, custom built

AMD FX 8350 + GTX 760 (2GB) 

AMD FX 8320 + R9 280X (3GB)

 

These 2 are both very good choices but long term a intel CPU is best becouse the power usage is lower resulting in less power costs I recommend a i7 4770k.

 

If you take one of the 2 AMD cpu's be sure to change the stock cooler becouse the noise the stock cooler makes is like a airplane no jokes it's insane I have had it and it's so rediculously loud I had to change it.

Edited February 10, 201411 yr by Jack44

@Jack44 Or i can get a i7 4770 with a r9 270x for the same price range but ive heard the graphics cards are the most important for higher fps in gaming as a decent cpu is enough.

 

AMD FX 8350 + GTX 760 (2GB) 

AMD FX 8320 + R9 280X (3GB)

 

These 2 are both very good choices but long term a intel CPU is best becouse the power usage is lower resulting in less power costs I recommend a i7 4770k.

 

 

Easy to recommend their best product. 

 

The FX 8000 series has the most bang for your buck, you will definitely get a lot out of them. I was planning on buying the 8350 but other things came up. I would definitely recommend the 8350. Graphics card doesn't really need to be to pricey. I run games fine with a 120 dollar gpu. I have the gtx 650 ti, It's definitely worth it but if you want more power go for the 660 ti or 760. They have about the same amount of power but the 660 is 20-30 bucks cheaper and just a tad less powerful. 

 

btw make sure the psu's are actually good brands. They can be 1000w but be worse than a corsair gold 600w just because of how it's built. If the 650w power supply isn't a good brand you might as well buy an extra psu. (those psu's come with the combo?)

 

Go for the 8350

Edited February 10, 201411 yr by Wowzoor

Easy to recommend their best product. 

 

The FX 8000 series has the most bang for your buck, you will definitely get a lot out of them. I was planning on buying the 8350 but other things came up. I would definitely recommend the 8350. Graphics card doesn't really need to be to pricey. I run games fine with a 120 dollar gpu. I have the gtx 650 ti, It's definitely worth it but if you want more power go for the 660 ti or 760. They have about the same amount of power but the 660 is 20-30 bucks cheaper and just a tad less powerful. 

 

btw make sure the psu's are actually good brands. They can be 1000w but be worse than a corsair gold 600w just because of how it's built. If the 650w power supply isn't a good brand you might as well buy an extra psu. (those psu's come with the combo?)

 

Go for the 8350

@Wowzoor    well if i get the 550w psu its gnna be a corsair 550w vs series psu. If i get a 650w it will be corsair cs serioues modular 80 plus gold ultra quiet.

@Wowzoor    well if i get the 550w psu its gnna be a corsair 550w vs series psu. If i get a 650w it will be corsair cs serioues modular 80 plus gold ultra quiet.

 

Then without a doubt go for the 8350 combo. It has the superior gpu, cpu and psu. You said prices were about the same so there you go

Well jack is actually right, as i told u on skype i'd personally go for the i5 instead of the AMD gpu because AMD isn't really my thing.

the 8350 as jack said is really NOT bad. 

 

as i said its up to you whatever you like most. some games run better on a AMD cpu and others run better on a Intel. but im not sure if theres alot of difference between that nowadays tho.

 

good luck on making ur choice bud

 

ps, i'd still go for the r9 280x

@Jack44 Or i can get a i7 4770 with a r9 270x for the same price range but ive heard the graphics cards are the most important for higher fps in gaming as a decent cpu is enough.

 

R9 270x as I googled it should be able to run Battlefield 4 at 50-60 FPS that in combination with a i7 4770k is great for gaming.

I checked i5 4670 with r9 280x it runs bf4 on ultra on 70-90 fps. Sorry for sort of argueing with you. Just wnna make the best decision.

I checked i5 4670 with r9 280x it runs bf4 on ultra on 70-90 fps. Sorry for sort of argueing with you. Just wnna make the best decision.

 

Yeah no problem 60 fps is about the max you will notice a difference at more you woulden't notice I would say the best decision is a i7 4770k and a r9 280x as you mentioned.

 

The i5 4670 isn't a bad choice and if the price difference is important for you then just get that one :P

i5 should be enough

i5 would be enough but its up to you with how much you will be using it etc