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I found a $50 FX-8350... should I/is it worth it to put the dough in and build a cheap build?

 

I know how old of a processor it is but its 50 dollars for 8 cores lmao.

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Just now, VaneBlade said:

I found a $50 FX-8350... should I/is it worth it to put the dough in and build a cheap build?

 

I know how old of a processor it is but its 50 dollars for 8 cores lmao.

No. Even a Old Intel CPU Would beat it. Or a Ryzen 3

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yes.  i played the witcher 3 on an fx 6300 ultra settings 43 fps on average with a 1050 ti 4gb by evga superclocked 2x4 (8gb) RAM ddr3 xpg and a 760g motherboard

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I don't know what your reason to buy it other than "cheap" which isn't cheap either since you need a good Motherboard and nice cooler.

You don't want to run that at default speed.

 

You can get i5 2400/2500/2320 + Motherboard for $100 or less and that still faster than FX processor.

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No! It was bad even at the time it was released.

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6 minutes ago, KryptoDragoon95 said:

yes.  i played the witcher 3 on an fx 6300 ultra settings 43 fps on average with a 1050 ti 4gb by evga superclocked 2x4 (8gb) RAM ddr3 xpg and a 760g motherboard

on 720p?

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40 minutes ago, VaneBlade said:

I found a $50 FX-8350... should I/is it worth it to put the dough in and build a cheap build?

 

I know how old of a processor it is but its 50 dollars for 8 cores lmao.

No just wait for the new amd apu to come out and get that. You can get it for 100 bucks and it can be a good cpu as well as have decent interfaces graphics to play games on.

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40 minutes ago, VaneBlade said:

I found a $50 FX-8350... should I/is it worth it to put the dough in and build a cheap build?

 

I know how old of a processor it is but its 50 dollars for 8 cores lmao.

$50 sounds alright for an 8350, power consumption concerns aside. If it's for a gaming PC with like $180 budget I'd call it OK. Back before Ryzen launched people rebenched them and found them on par with the i3-6100 and the Pentium G4560 in the games of the time.

 

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No dont get it, Try and find a cheap older intel cpu if you are gaming like a i7-2600 or such. Also technically the 8350 doesnt have 8 cores in the sense that something like the ryzen 1700 has 8 cores. I dont fully understand it myself, it is more correct to say it has 8 threads than 8 cores.

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4 minutes ago, BryceJonathan said:

No dont get it, Try and find a cheap older intel cpu if you are gaming like a i7-2600 or such. Also technically the 8350 doesnt have 8 cores in the sense that something like the ryzen 1700 has 8 cores. I dont fully understand it myself, it is more correct to say it has 8 threads than 8 cores.

No is a real 8C/8T CPU but it's single-threaded and multi-threaded sucks. Buy an i7-2600 or the like.

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21 minutes ago, CapitalistVN said:

No is a real 8C/8T CPU but it's single-threaded and multi-threaded sucks. Buy an i7-2600 or the like.

There are 2 core groups that share resources essential making them like 4c8t cpus in alot.of ways.

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I bought it the build literally came out to $200 (mobo cpu ram psu and ssd) lmao. I need it for music production since it has such low latency. I am also overclocking tf out of it. I've come to the conclusion that spending 350+ for a mobo and cpu. Plus I have a spare GTX 970 laying around collecting dust rn.

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