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but i suggest u to get a msi gpu instead of powercolor

powercolor are really bad shit

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It might slightly, I'd go either Intel Pentium or i3 honestly. 

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Thank you very much guys for taking the time to help me. Really appreciate it : )

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but i suggest u to get a msi gpu instead of powercolor

powercolor are really bad shit

Powercolor has a lower return/RMA rate than msi actually. 

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Yeah, it will.

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but i suggest u to get a msi gpu instead of powercolor

powercolor are really bad shit

 

Ive actually read many good reviews about the gpu that im getting, but thanks for the suggestion, i will check out msi.

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So my gpu should get most of its peformance out?

yes

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Powercolor has a lower return/RMA rate than msi actually. 

powercolor is not even a famous brand and i have seen tons of bad reviews on it i will not even try to buy its product

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powercolor is not even a famous brand and i have seen tons of bad reviews on it i will not even try to buy its product

Fame, does not reflect quality, I will admit no one I know has had an outstanding experance with powercolor but statistically they are better.  

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Fame, does not reflect quality, I will admit no one I know has had an outstanding experance with powercolor but statistically they are better.  

So what do you think. Should i switch to another brand?

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So what do you think. Should i switch to another brand?

Gigabyte or Sapphire is the way to go. 

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Wow, a FX 63XX CPU paired with a 290...  nah, you won't see any "bottlenecking" of GPU... /s

 

I am kidding BTW...ffs, that is some shitty CPU with a higher end GPU.  When it matters, the FX CPU will crumble... 6XXX or 8XXX.

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Wow, a FX 63XX CPU paired with a 290...  nah, you won't see any "bottlenecking" of GPU... /s

 

I am kidding BTW...ffs, that is some shitty CPU with a higher end GPU.  When it matters, the FX CPU will crumble... 6XXX or 8XXX.

Really?

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Really?

Yeah, it *might* bottlekneck, Like I said I'd recommend a Intel i3

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Really?

 

It is a bad gaming CPU.  In your defense, you might not notice it in many, many single player games.  As soon as the CPU needs do do some "real work", the FX CPUs will cost you lots of FPS.

 

But you are on a low budget, so what to do...  look at a GPU downgrade... i5 + R9 280X.

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Yeah, it *might* bottlekneck, Like I said I'd recommend a Intel i3

So what would reduce it? What in the cpu reduces it? ghz or cores? and i really want that cpu . I dont know what to do anymore.

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