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upgrade to 8350 or i5 4690k

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I'm going to upgrade to a 970 and I currently have an amd 6300. Would it be benificial to upgrade?

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OK I found good deal and wasnt sure if I should.

BTW the deal is micro center shhh. :)

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BTW the deal is micro center shhh. :)

Definitely an i5 then, since Microcenter's i5's are pretty much the same price as a 8350 iirc. You'll probably be able to find a really good combo deal on a 4690k+Z97 mobo there too.

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Definitely an i5 then, since Microcenter's i5's are pretty much the same price as a 8350 iirc. You'll probably be able to find a really good combo deal on a 4690k+Z97 mobo there too.

I got a 4690k and asrock z97 anniversary for $249.08 definately do that. 

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intel i5 or i7 .. go for it

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