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Hey, guys/girls i have a quick question?

 

Which CPU is better?

 
AMD FX 6300 Hexa-Core Prozessor (3,5GHz, Socket AM3+ 14MB Cache, 95 Watt)*
or
 
AMD FX 8320 Octa-Core Prozessor (3,5GHz, Socket AM3+, 16MB Cache, 125 Watt)

 

Link to the bouth: http://www.amazon.de/gp/registry/wishlist/I7LV5DE5HQUA/ref=topnav_lists_2

 

And if the 8320 is better whats the diffrenc?

 

And wich would u take or evan change ?

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the 8320 by a long shot. Although, I'd personally avoid AM3+ sockets as they're very old and not going to be updated... 

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What are you using your system for?

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the 8320 by a long shot. Although, I'd personally avoid AM3+ sockets as they're very old and not going to be updated... 

That´s pretty much it. Usually the 8320 has very good OC potential with the right cooler and with its eight core it´s a lot faster than the six core. But yeah AM3+ has been around for quite a while... but that shouldn´t bother you too much since it may restrict you with upgrading in the future maybe but then you can build the next budget pc :) .

 

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8320 has 2 extra cores.

 

 

What's the rest of the system & budget/use?

 

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And the max for CPU ist like 90-120 Euro
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What are you using your system for?

 

Gamins and Video editing also a  bit of streaming

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What are you using your system for?

 

Gamins and Video editing also a  bit of streaming

 

Then FX8320 should be a reasonably good choice for you on that budget.

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Definitely try and get the 8320, if you really have to get an AMD chip. Considerately faster and more OC potential, provided you have a suitable cooler. 

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the 8 core is much faster 
i would probably go for the 8320 but you might need an aftermarket cooler if you care about noise 

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for gaming + video editing + streaming a FX8320 is definitely the better choice

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