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This and also the PSU is kinda overkill even when you want to go SLI later on. Try to look at the EVGA G2 series maybe the 850W is cheaper even and if not look at PSU's of 750W. Also pls tell where you took the prices from.

Yes. For example US prices are way cheaper than UK price, a GPU in England would cost more than the same one bought in USA, so location and budget in your own currenty are very important

There seems to be a lot of information out there comparing these two chips so we decided to chuck them on our test benches and see how things go. This is also our first video sponsored by NVIDIA, so while we were planning to use a 660 Ti already for this, it's great to get some awesome gaming companies to step in and sponsor gaming related content as long as it doesn't create a conflict.
The conclusion for this video is pretty simple to me. The 3570K runs away with single threaded performance, but in games that really take advantage of multi-core (and this will become more common in the future) the FX-8350 will take the crown. With that said, the FX-8350 draws more power, kicks out more heat, and DOES perform worse in many modern games. The other thing to consider is that while the FX-8350 may be outperformed by the price-competitive Intel equivalent, it's never to the point where a game is playable on Intel and NOT playable on AMD.
You can see how complicated this gets.
Here are some graphs: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B2LKAgEko3SATlBMWjhqVUlZWlk/edit?usp=sharing

TV have an inputs lag of average I would say 100ms. A monitor... is at worst, 30ms.
 
 
XBox 360 is 480p or 720p content upscaled to 1080p. Because you are up close to the monitor, it looks like crap. Me too my Wii looks like crap on a LCD TV and monitor, but fine on my 27inch CRT monitor at sofa/TV distance.
Upscale doesn't really enhances the image. It's like not in movies..