Help me to chose Again

[LeaTheTechWoman]

Corner on the left wearing Blue and Green is the TEAM Intel/Nvidia 

 

G3258 

GTX 750ti EVGA Superclocked

4gb HyperX Fury Black

 

And Corner on the right wearing plain red and as know as ........ the APU

 

A10 7850K

8gb G.Skill NS Series

 

WHO WILL WIN THE BIGGEST FIGHT OF THE $300 GAMING PC NAW! 

 

FIGHT!

[Suffokation]

For games, the Intel/NVidia fight grinds the AMD one into the ground. 

[minibois]

Well the APU build only has 1333MHz RAM, which is not something you want on an APU build.

To be honest, save up a bit more.. Get an i3 4160, some cheap motherboard (because with the Pentium you kind of need an (expensive) overclocking board) and get a 2nd hand GPU to get close to the 300 USD

[Antibull]

Well the APU build only has 1333MHz RAM, which is not something you want on an APU build.

To be honest, save up a bit more.. Get an i3 4160, some cheap motherboard (because with the Pentium you kind of need an (expensive) overclocking board) and get a 2nd hand GPU to get close to the 300 USD

 

This, pls never get a pentium for gaming. 

[minibois]

FLAME WAR!

 

For games, the Intel/NVidia fight grinds the AMD one into the ground. 

Well that is not 100% true, AMD is pretty good in the low end CPU's, with the AMD Athlon x4 860K.

It's a pretty good real quad core CPU

 

And as for GPU's, in the price range of the 750 Ti you have the R9 270(X), which is pretty great too

The 270X is even a bit better than the 750 Ti in terms of performance. The 750 Ti however runs cooler, uses less power and actually doesn't require any 6 pin connectors or something

 

So please don't try to start flame wars with overly generalized statements

[Suffokation]

Well that is not 100% true, AMD is pretty good in the low end CPU's, with the AMD Athlon x4 860K.

It's a pretty good real quad core CPU

 

And as for GPU's, in the price range of the 750 Ti you have the R9 270(X), which is pretty great too

The 270X is even a bit better than the 750 Ti in terms of performance. The 750 Ti however runs cooler, uses less power and actually doesn't require any 6 pin connectors or something

 

So please don't try to start flame wars with overly generalized statements

:0

[minibois]

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Hmm yeah, I might have misunderstood your post a bit.

I thought you meant Intel+Nvidia is better than AMD in gaming all the time, but you actually just meant this Nvidia+Intel build vs. that AMD build.

I see, my apologies!

[Suffokation]

Hmm yeah, I might have misunderstood your post a bit.

I thought you meant Intel+Nvidia is better than AMD in gaming all the time, but you actually just meant this Nvidia+Intel build vs. that AMD build.

I see, my apologies!

Haha. All good.