A solid state drive is going to give you an amazing boost on just general computing.

Kommando wrote

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The SSD will make no difference to the FPS your getting, it will make your computer load faster and games like BF4, the maps will load faster.

An upgrade from the 6300 to 8320 is stupid in my opinion. You will see next to 0 difference in general or gaming use. Games currently dont use all the cores available so upgrading from 6 to 8 just is not worth the money

A lot of people on here use the 6300 and are very happy with its performance.

he already have a 6300 you *******.

Okay. Learn to read as i assume you did not read my whole post?

I know he already has the 6300, that's why im saying that upgrading to a 8320 would be stupid

You can also tell someone that they are wrong without being so rude

Kommando wrote Get an ssd or save for a 8350.

Firstly there is no point wasting your money on an 8350, get an 8320 not much difference between the two and it will fit on the same motherboard no problem, but the 6300 is a good little CPU as with that motherboard you can overclock to over 4.0GHz (i have the same mobo lol)
Secondly, i would also reccomend dual channeling (or even quad chaneling) 2x 4GB modules or 4x 2GB or any combination as this will increase system performance, your graphics card if quite impressive if im honest, and other than that you could add an SSD or more HDD's if you needed the space
fair play mate

ThatWittyOldChap wrote

Kommando wrote Get an ssd or save for a 8350.

Firstly there is no point wasting your money on an 8350, get an 8320 not much difference between the two and it will fit on the same motherboard no problem, but the 6300 is a good little CPU as with that motherboard you can overclock to over 4.0GHz (i have the same mobo lol)
Secondly, i would also reccomend dual channeling (or even quad chaneling) 2x 4GB modules or 4x 2GB or any combination as this will increase system performance, your graphics card if quite impressive if im honest, and other than that you could add an SSD or more HDD's if you needed the space
fair play mate

ah i forgot that to overclock you will need a better CPU cooler such as maybe a closed loop CPU cooler (water) or maybe air cooling if you prefer (coolermaster hyper212 evo is good for high performace budget cooling) althrough watercoolig is pretty much silent, if you wanna know about overclocking a 6300 ask my mate Terrabytez (zach) as he has a 6300 with a 212 evo and the same mobo as you and is currently at 4.5GHz stable overclock,
gooday