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AMD FX-9590 or AMD FX-8350

Hello Ladies and Gentlemen

 

I am batteling against this 2 CPU  AMD FX-9590 or FX-8350 

can anyone please help out which is better

Thanks ,

 

PS : Also i just bought a new motherboard which is am3+ so i`m not possibly going to buy a new motherboard with am4 socket so i can buy Ryzen :D

Thanks in Advance

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2 minutes ago, Justin Ooi said:

Also i just bought a new motherboard which is am3+

there's your first problem.

 

also, an FX9590 is just a "higher clock speed out the box" FX8350, and neither are really anywhere near being decent.

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SIgh.. honestly neither... but the 9590 was the flagship so go with that if its your only 2 options. 

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So Other than That Both CPU 

Any Suggestion On Which CPU is best for performance with am3+ socket?

 

Thanks in Advance :D

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Building an AM3+ system is not worth it at all, so better sell that motherboard and get AM4. If you are set on those FX CPUs, don't get the 9590 - at 220W TDP it's a space heater.

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1 minute ago, Justin Ooi said:

Any Suggestion On Which CPU is best for performance with am3+ socket?

None, why do you think Ryzen exists? 

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8 minutes ago, Justin Ooi said:

Hello Ladies and Gentlemen

 

I am batteling against this 2 CPU  AMD FX-9590 or FX-8350 

can anyone please help out which is better

Thanks ,

 

Justin

 

 

PS : Also i just bought a new motherboard which is am3+ so i`m not possibly going to buy a new motherboard with am4 socket so i can buy Ryzen :D

Thanks in Advance

Um 1st, people use the night theme.

2nd, both are bad, but the 9590 is the better one of the two.

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asus sabertooth and a 8370 in am3. AIO preferably. and if you do this learn to OC

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What motherboard did you buy? The FX 9590 will start a fire if the motherboard is shit, and the FX 8350 is likely to start a fire if the motherboard is shit.

 

Honestly, I'd sell it and get an AM4 or LGA 1151 platform.

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I am currently using Asus Sabertooth 990fx R3.0 

 

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Two things:

 

1. As everyone has already said, you should honestly sell the board and go to a different socket. Not sure why you thought buying a AM3+ mobo is a good idea when Ryzen and Kaby Lake just got released.

 

2. You just can't put a FX 9590 into any old AM3+ motherboard. Otherwise, the possibility of it catching on fire is very much real.

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Just now, Justin Ooi said:

I am currently using Asus Sabertooth 990fx R3.0 

 

that should be able to handle a 9590. but seriously better getting a 8370. an oc it yourself.

but yeah personally i would have

gone for a R7 1700 on a MSi b350

 

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Ok Guys Thanks for the Replies

I will Consider :D

 

 

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12 minutes ago, legacy99 said:

SIgh.. honestly neither... but the 9590 was the flagship so go with that if its your only 2 options. 

it will just also over heat on pretty much any air cooler in existance.

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3 minutes ago, manikyath said:

it will just also over heat on pretty much any air cooler in existance.

thats only because it was containing the heat of a small star... nothing to serious.

 

 

4 minutes ago, manikyath said:

it will just also over heat on pretty much any air cooler in existance.

make sure u get fast ram as well, but yeah id be looking at overclocking if you are going for a CPU like that (unless you get the collapsed sun that is the 9590, at which point buy a firetruck, LN2 cooler, invest in a religion and learn to pray that is wont cook you your house and half the country when you turn it on)

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5 minutes ago, ArcThanatos said:

buy a firetruck

Your making that sound good, you'll need 2 Firetrucks, get your facts rightxD.

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29 minutes ago, Justin Ooi said:

Ok Guys Thanks for the Replies

I will Consider :D

 

 

You just bought a motherboard for a 10 year old processor lineup. Definitely consider. 

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990FX board such as ASUS Formula Z or Sabertooth then sure get FX-9590 but if not then FX-8370! :D

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2 hours ago, Justin Ooi said:

Hello Ladies and Gentlemen

 

I am batteling against this 2 CPU  AMD FX-9590 or FX-8350 

can anyone please help out which is better

Thanks ,

 

Justin

 

 

PS : Also i just bought a new motherboard which is am3+ so i`m not possibly going to buy a new motherboard with am4 socket so i can buy Ryzen :D

Thanks in Advance

The 9590 is just a highly binned version of the FX 83xx chip. Go for the 8350. You'll get much better performance for your money and you can potentially overclock it to perform as well as a 9590. Also the 9590 gets as hot as the freakin sun and you will need an apropriate cooling solution.

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Let me ask ... what is your intended use for the CPU?  Depending on your answer, you may be better served buying a cheaper CPU like a FX-6300.

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4 hours ago, Justin Ooi said:

I am currently using Asus Sabertooth 990fx R3.0 

 

Then you can get the 9590. But it's a matter of pricing as well: the only difference between them is granted OC to 4.7/5.0 vs uncertain OC speed, most likely giving up turbo (disregard TDP comments: you'll want to OC the 8350 anyways, and just because people in general don't have a measure of TDP after OCing it doesn't mean they are doing much better than the factory OCed chip does). Hence, I wouldn't pay too much more to get the 9590. At the same price, yes, why not.

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On 3/5/2017 at 0:05 PM, SpaceGhostC2C said:

Then you can get the 9590. But it's a matter of pricing as well: the only difference between them is granted OC to 4.7/5.0 vs uncertain OC speed, most likely giving up turbo (disregard TDP comments: you'll want to OC the 8350 anyways, and just because people in general don't have a measure of TDP after OCing it doesn't mean they are doing much better than the factory OCed chip does). Hence, I wouldn't pay too much more to get the 9590. At the same price, yes, why not.

 

On 3/5/2017 at 0:05 PM, SpaceGhostC2C said:

Then you can get the 9590. But it's a matter of pricing as well: the only difference between them is granted OC to 4.7/5.0 vs uncertain OC speed, most likely giving up turbo (disregard TDP comments: you'll want to OC the 8350 anyways, and just because people in general don't have a measure of TDP after OCing it doesn't mean they are doing much better than the factory OCed chip does). Hence, I wouldn't pay too much more to get the 9590. At the same price, yes, why not.

Don't forget the 9590 is a 220w space heater, and you have the added cost of CPU cooling, and Depending on usage Room Cooling.  I have a 9590 and under load you don't need to heat in the winter. 

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7 minutes ago, srfortune said:

 

Don't forget the 9590 is a 220w space heater, and you have the added cost of CPU cooling, and Depending on usage Room Cooling.  I have a 9590 and under load you don't need to heat in the winter. 

It'll be no different with an OC'ed 8350, or even most i7s OC'ed to their limit. I stand by what I said: TDP isn't as factor unless the plan is to keep the 8350 at stock.

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