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Which is faster between the two setup

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Hi, I'm planning to upgrade my computer but I need other peoples opinion on this one. I will be using it for gaming and will be playing only at 1366x768 resolution.

1st setup
AMD FX-6300 + HD 7770
or
2nd setup
AMD A8-6600k + GTX 750 Ti

Which one is faster for gaming? Or will both setup make same frames(fps) on games like Assassin's Creed 4, Skyrim etc.?

My current rig is
Processor: AMD A8-6600 OC 4.5GHz
Motherboard: FM2A55M-VG3+
HDD: 500GB
Memory: 4GB 1333
PSU: 500W
Video Card: Powercolor HD 7770

Thank You.

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1st, not faster (not that much slower though), but you can upgrade the GPU if want

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A8 + 750Ti.

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that current mobo is FM2+ 

 

pretty much you can just upgrade to the A10-7850K for better CPU/APU power

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If I were you, I'd get an FM2+ motherboard that supported Crossfire and get another HD 7770 and also get an SSD for a boot drive and another 4GB of RAM.

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keep your apu and upgrade  the 7700 and hybrid crossfire

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Hi, I'm planning to upgrade my computer but I need other peoples opinion on this one. I will be using it for gaming and will be playing only at 1366x768 resolution.

1st setup

AMD FX-6300 + HD 7770

or

2nd setup

AMD A8-6600k + GTX 750 Ti

Which one is faster for gaming? Or will both setup make same frames(fps) on games like Assassin's Creed 4, Skyrim etc.?

My current rig is

Processor: AMD A8-6600 OC 4.5GHz

Motherboard: FM2A55M-VG3+

HDD: 500GB

Memory: 4GB 1333

PSU: 500W

Video Card: Powercolor HD 7770

Thank You.

 

neither as both would make roughly the same fps.

 

If you live in the US, ebay is flooded by dirt cheap 7970 / R9 280x that will absolutely stomp the GPU you have.

Yeah, we're all just a bunch of idiots experiencing nothing more than the placebo effect.
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Thanks for the replies, I think ill go to the 2nd choice.

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