gaming pc build help

[bronsonp4htdude123455]

ok i picked all my components exept my cpu im debating whitch to get between a intel core i3 , amd fx4300,or amd a10 5800k

pros and cons of each

i3 great temps with stock cooler good processing power slow clock speeds

fx4300 faassssssssst but hot and not as good as far as processing goes

a10 5800k has on die gpu witch i can crossfire with the radeon hd 6670 witch i plan on using

so i plan on gaming and multi monitor multitasking but not intesive stuff like downloads mine craft youtube movies call of duty arma ii and some other games ranging from the years 2003-2012 ( my resulution is 720p ya ik its lame but its ok from a distacd lolz)

[greenroost1445]

i3

Pros

Great budget cpu

Great instructions per clock

Con

non-overclockable

 

a10-5800k

Pros

good on die gpu

overclockable

performs well in not just games

Cons

can't crossfire with newer gpus

looses some performance compared to i3

[Reuben]

Why don't you get an FX-6300? They're only $120 on NCIX, are highly overclockable, and have excellent performance. If you're planning on going with a 6670, don't expect to be playing those games with higher than medium-low settings. The 5800K seems like a great solution, but you need memory with speeds of 1866 or higher for the iGPU and the CPU performance is quite poor. With the money you'll save on RAM, upgrade to a 7770.

Why don't you get an FX-6300? They're only $120 on NCIX, are highly overclockable, and have excellent performance. If you're planning on going with a 6670, don't expect to be playing those games with higher than medium-low settings. The 5800K seems like a great solution, but you need memory with speeds of 1866 or higher for the iGPU, and the CPU performance is quite poor. With the money you'll save on RAM, upgrade to a 7770.