worth it?

[madasuak]

change my  pc for a new one, my current pc specs are 

cpu:intel pentium g860 sandy bridge

ram:kinston blu 8gb 2x4gb 1600mhz

graphics card:amd radeon hd 7770 ghz edition

hdd:seagate barracuda 500gb 7200rpm

powersupply:coolermaster Ex2 525w

 

and the specifications of the pc I want to buy are 

cpu :intel pentium 3250

ram;8gb 2x4gb adata 1333mhz

graphics card ;amd r7 260x

hdd:adata ssd sp600 128gb 

powersupply:evga gamer 500w 80plus 

[Goussy]

If you are gaming with the pc that you want then I would wait until you have more money.

[FatPenguin]

Save your pennies. not gonna have an enjoyable experience gaming.

[blueballs]

save up some more 

[Sam Z Man]

Save up your pennies and look at buying used.

[MblaZe7run]

3250 iss an i3, not a Pentium.. Save more buy better is my recommendation.

[i_build_nanosuits]

not worth it...both system are low end and both will perform pretty much the same in just about anything.

[madasuak]

an i5 and a r9 270x would be enough to 1080p gaming? , that my main goal

[i_build_nanosuits]

an i5 and a r9 270x would be enough to 1080p gaming? , that my main goal

yes, but R9 280 would be MUCH better...but yes, medium settings around 60FPS 1080p in most games with a 270X

[Sudo Chocolate]

You could also just upgrade your existing PC. Buy an SSD and more RAM now then buy other stuff later. Ther is not really any point in not reusing your RAM when you are going to buy the same stuff anyway.

[madasuak]

You could also just upgrade your existing PC. Buy an SSD and more RAM now then buy other stuff later. Ther is not really any point in not reusing your RAM when you are going to buy the same stuff anyway

that was my initial plan , but now is hard to find some lga1155 i5 where i live, and the only one that i found was used  and i dont like  used pc components

[Sudo Chocolate]

that was my initial plan , but now is hard to find some lga1155 i5 where i live, and the only one that i found was used  and i dont like  used pc components

well then upgrade your mobo and CPU for now and keep the rest. You have decent parts that can be reused so you might as well save a few bucks for later.

[MichaelTechTalk]

change my  pc for a new one, my current pc specs are 

cpu:intel pentium g860 sandy bridge

ram:kinston blu 8gb 2x4gb 1600mhz

graphics card:amd radeon hd 7770 ghz edition

hdd:seagate barracuda 500gb 7200rpm

powersupply:coolermaster Ex2 525w

 

and the specifications of the pc I want to buy are 

cpu :intel pentium 3250

ram;8gb 2x4gb adata 1333mhz

graphics card ;amd r7 260x

hdd:adata ssd sp600 128gb 

powersupply:evga gamer 500w 80plus 

Go with the Haswell i3-4130 and R7 260X/R7 370 so that you get great benefit's when DirectX 12 games hit the market. Also, keep in mind that the GTX 950 will be hitting the market soon at around $150 so you might want to wait considering its going draw less power and render better results than any of AMDs $150 GPUs (Unless AMD lowers the price). If you cant wait then I would go with the 260X/R7 360 because they will get great boost with DirectX 12.