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AMD FX-9590 only beats i5 in rendering and heating your room. Why not i7? You can have 4790k + mobo for the same price as 9590 + mobo (and don't forget expensive PSU and liquid cooler). Don't even go AMD, I had 8320, shit, high temps, loads of fps drops... never again.

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What the Fk people?? I selected best answer and go with 4690K and some dumbasses says that dont go with amd, go with intel... BUT for the heck its answered

Just culling the tide of false information. Meant no offense dude; I just don't like people blatantly lying like the guy I was quoting. Unfollow the thread if you don't like the notifications or request an admin lock the post.

@WoodenMarker I think this thread is finished.

Cinders: - i7 4790K (4.5GHz) - Gigabyte Z97X-SOC - 16GB Klevv DDR3 1600MHz - EVGA GTX 980Ti ACX2.0+ (1548MHz Boost) - EVGA Supernova 850GS - NZXT H440 Orange/Black (Modified) -
Unnamed System: i5 4690K (4.2GHz) - MSI Z97I-AC - 8GB G.Skill DDR3 2400MHz - EVGA GTX 950 SSC - Raidmax Thunder V2 535W - Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ITX

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EA is encouraging Dragon Age: Inquisition users who can’t launch the game on a dual-core machine to ask for a refund. Guys this is no troll althought i admit the last sentance was over the top and unkind.

I used to think the same as you. An i3 is hyperthreaded and in gaming 4 threads are utilised. Go watch some videos on YouTube. The i3 runs all the games you listed. Ironically enough it actually runs them better than the fx 8350.
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The Y.E.T.I. is in progress?Whaaat? (modding aproach&build log)->http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/355618-project-yeti-first-build/

[READ THE COC BEFORE POSTING][Check twice cut once][NZXT rules:D][Dremel is Love Dremel is Life][COOKIES ARE GREAT][LOGIC]

 

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