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Looking to buy a gaming pc and was wondering what would be better
AMD or Intel Processor?
I have a £500 budget.
Tasks would include Gaming(Dota 2 TF2 and COD) , Designing and also general work for university.
Thanks
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AMD or Intel Processor?
I have a £500 budget.
Tasks would include Gaming(Dota 2 TF2 and COD) , Designing and also general work for university.
Thanks
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Asking a broad question like that will only get you biased answers to be honest You should have your budget stated, and tasks that you want to perform.
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That's not a valid question, you should state what you need it for and your price range.
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ExcHD wrote Asking a broad question like that will only get you biased answers to be honest You should have your budget stated, and tasks that you want to perform.
justchilling wrote That's not a valid question, you should state what you need it for and your price range.
There updated sorry about that.
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TehoneDesign wroteExcHD wrote Asking a broad question like that will only get you biased answers to be honest You should have your budget stated, and tasks that you want to perform.
justchilling wrote That's not a valid question, you should state what you need it for and your price range.
There updated sorry about that.
Would be nice, if people would give me a reason for the downvotes?
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i would go with a amd 8 core
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iCoZMiCHD wrote i would go with a amd 8 core
Why an 8 core AMD? They are outperformed by a haswell i5 cpu.
@OP if you can manage £20 over, this would be powerful for design work and gaming.
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£500 budget for what? An entire system? Do you need peripherals? Is £500 just for the CPU? If so, what are the rest of your components or what do you plan on getting with it?
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get intel 10x better then crappy amd even amd dont use their own stuff
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I personally would go with intel at the moment because there's no real upgradability with AMD. Say if you get the 8320 there's no point going with a 9590 because there's not gonna be any difference. But with intel there's a big difference between an i3 and an i5 which would make that a worthy upgrade.
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