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i want to know if im getting good parts for the price and if everything is compatible... i plan to use this for gaming(battlefield 4, cod,etc.) if something isnt compatible will u please link me to compatible parts on newegg.com?
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Yes you should be fine to play games get an 8 core processor
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neeeeddd help pleeeeaaaasssseee
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PyroJoe wrote neeeeddd help pleeeeaaaasssseee


need help with what and you are over paying
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The build is very unbalanced for gaming but it's all compatible. You also won't be using two of those ETS-T40s.
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Correct me if i am wrong, but I do believe you cant use a 3rd generation CPU in a 4th generation socket.
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Alliger wrote Yes you should be fine to play games get an 8 core processor


No, just no. The AMD Vishera 8350 has 8 cores. The other 4 cores are virtual cores. Applications today do not need that many cores and nothing takes advantage of them. That's why AMD is backing down to 4 cores. Why do you think Intel never went to 8 cores?
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A_Sharpie wrote
Alliger wrote Yes you should be fine to play games get an 8 core processor


No, just no. The AMD Vishera 8350 has 8 cores. The other 4 cores are virtual cores. Applications today do not need that many cores and nothing takes advantage of them. That's why AMD is backing down to 4 cores. Why do you think Intel never went to 8 cores?


Do you have evidence to prove that the 4 cores are virtual? Not that I don't believe you but I have always been under the impression that they were authentic cores that shared cache.
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A_Sharpie wrote
Alliger wrote Yes you should be fine to play games get an 8 core processor


No, just no. The AMD Vishera 8350 has 8 cores. The other 4 cores are virtual cores. Applications today do not need that many cores and nothing takes advantage of them. That's why AMD is backing down to 4 cores. Why do you think Intel never went to 8 cores?

No need to poo-poo AMD for having a CPU that is better for different tasks. You can't beat the Vishera 8-cores for the price if you can take advantage of the extra threads.

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The price is higher because no storage was included in the build you posted.
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DarksydeZach wrote
A_Sharpie wrote
Alliger wrote Yes you should be fine to play games get an 8 core processor


No, just no. The AMD Vishera 8350 has 8 cores. The other 4 cores are virtual cores. Applications today do not need that many cores and nothing takes advantage of them. That's why AMD is backing down to 4 cores. Why do you think Intel never went to 8 cores?


Do you have evidence to prove that the 4 cores are virtual? Not that I don't believe you but I have always been under the impression that they were authentic cores that shared cache.

Google my friend. You can prove me wrong, but from research I did when comparing the vishera and the i7 haswell when I purchased my cpu I found that out.
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