Sempiternal

I have and will lol, I just love proving people wrong, because those numbers on the internet are wrong. I don't have PS installed at so just used an online image creator. I had 40+ mods installed and these are my frames with and without ENB.

Again those are lies, because at Skyrim Ultra Settings 1080p Resolution with my AMD FX 8300 @ 4.5Ghz I get over 100+ FPS maybe around 100-120? Internet benchmarks and all that are so in accurate, this is why I've learned to just buy it and try it my self because EVERYONE HAS DIFFERENT FPS. Even with ENB's installed I gain anywhere from 45-60+ FPS on Skyrim.

I love how everyone finds these reviews over the internet and instantly believes them. You have to try hands on for yourself to see how well they really perform. I've seen a million reviews, benchmarks, and everyone has different numbers. LITERALLY. Those numbers are going to be way different for someone else, unless you buy the EXACT SAME HARDWARE THAT PERSON HAD WHEN BENCH MARKING.

No it doesn't lmfao, the CPU i had before was Quad Core Phenom, and it performs like shit compared to my FX. I couldn't even play Dead Rising 3 or games with Huge maps without it stuttering out the ass. Once I got this new build with THE SAME VIDEO CARD with the FX, It was phenomenal how the FX just completely fixed all that stuttering and low FPS drops.

I know this, I've been a PC gamer since I was 13-15 years old. My brother handed me down his parts a long time ago, and I'm now 19. I've built my own PC, I've watched many reviews, etc. I know all about how intel is so amazing, etc. I know SSD's don't affect your gaming performance, this isn't my first time around guys. I'm really hoping to get an i5 3770K cpu next build i can do.

I know that?lol I've got mine OC'd @ 4.5Ghz ? lol My next build will be Intel based, I was thinking of getting an i5 3770K Ivy Bridge and maybe a GTX 980 or something like that.

I've never had any issues out of my PSU. All my games run great at max settings, most games 100+ FPS others maybe 45-60 ? Depending on the games of course since some games are optimized for AMD or Nvidia. I know Intel's processors are great, but you have to look at Price/Performance and the day it was released.

Well you have to consider that AMD's 8300 Series are like what 2011-2012 vs an i5 or i7? it's not really much of a difference in my opinion. I can run all games at Max settings with no problems?

Well, I've been watching Linus Tech Tips for a long time now, and I was hoping to get his opinion or maybe some other's opinions on my build! Specs: Motherboard: MSI 970A-G43 CPU: AMD FX-8300 Overclocked @ 4.5 Ghz Graphics Card: SAPPHIRE HD 7850 2GB GDDR5 Cooler: Corsair H55 Liquid Cooler RAM: 8GB HyperX Fury 1866mhz PSU: Ultra 550 Watt 80% Efficient SSD: Kingston HyperX 3K 240GB SSD HDD(s): One 320GB HD and the other is 200GB for just storage. Headset: Razer Kraken 7.1 USB Gaming Headset Keyboard: Normal Dell USB Keyboard Mouse: Normale white Microsoft usb mouse with side click buttons Monitor: Acer 23'' LED Monitor Let me know what you guys think! I'd like to also have Linus's opinion as well if possible!