I've heard AMD is not a good choice for gaming. However, it seems to have decent reviews for these computers. I just do not know much about processors or the AMD style. Any help would be nice to see which one is better / more worth it.
Thanks!
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Instead of posting those unparseable links, how about you tell us something about
- how much money you want to spend
- which games you want to play
- what you need in terms of peripherals (monitor is the most important here, so also which resolution you want to play in)
Playing minecraft in 720p will put _slightly_ less strain on the computer (and your purse) than playing ME: Andromeda in 4k.
As for your question about the video card: that would depend on (mainly) the resolution you want to play at. Secondary choice will be whether you want to spend a little more money (-> NVidia) or can tolerate a slightly higher power consumption (and therefore overall noise level -> AMD).
An NVidia GTX1050 card would be ok for a lot of games up to 1080p, while a GTX1080 has to work really hard if you want to play in VR.
Skip using the word " gaming "… Neither one of them have a " dedicated " video card… They have video chips that are built into the processor… The fx 6300 has been around for 5 years…( not bad, but-t-t-t-t not the latest )… The fx 4300 is just as old…
The FX 6300 outperforms the 4300… Other then that… No difference…
But you can upgrade to a " dedicated " video card…( then you can talk… Gaming )…
Intel chips process faster.
AMD chips process more streams at once, but slower.
it depends on what type of games you want to play… Usually the game will tell you if it has a preference in the sys req…