Is the AMD A-series or the FX-series good for gaming?

James Convento

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First, sorry if I have wrong typo and english because im not that good at it.
Anyway, im a gamer and I want to build a new CPU.
So is the 2 processors that is mentioned above good for gaming?
And also can you give me some budget motherboards and Video cards and some suggestion on RAM?
And I forgot to mentioned about the game I play.
I play games like crysis bioshock TF2 and all other graphic intensive games.
Feel free in suggestions on processors.
and again, sorry for my english im a Filipino.
 


Well I live in the philippines.
But for the budget I want it to be more of an inexpensive gaming rig (sorry if the grammar is wrong) is it okay to be at the price range of $299-$399?
And one more question, what do you mean by sheer gaming (sorry if you think its a stupid question though)
 


Thanks for your answer, but how would my monitor determine the card I need for good game play? how about 1280X720?
 
For 1280x720, the 7750 is good for your needs

The more pixels on the monitor, the stronger the card needed. Higher settings also require stronger cards

Haha I sometimes add adjectives 😛 It means for only gaming use [and video editting/encoding+intense server+HPC], the FX are better but for basic home use like web browsing and office use the A series is the cheaper and more suitable option. Also depends on your budget as low end FX is about same CPU performance as high end A8/A10

$400 won't get you that far in terms of gaming but will be fine. What are the prices like in the philipines?

I would look into a FX4300 + 7750 + 8gb of ram
But if you're tight on a budget an A8-5600(k) + 7750 + 8gb of ram would do about as well
And if things are really pricey, an a10 5800k + 8gb of ram would do fine for 720p gaming


 


For the Price that you are asking here's a link http://pcx.com.ph/
Well for 720p I think its fine but will the gameplay be smooth with many activities going on? and will I have improved performance if I overlock my video card and processor?
 


Yep, your right about that assumption.
Hmm, can be there any chances about spending atleast less than $400? for assembling a gaming rig?
 


Hehe sorry 'bout that site though it isn't that complete despite I go to the store personally but for all the processors you've mentiones what is the processor that performs best for gaming? (without thinking about the budget)
 


Let aside the budget.
But when it comes to performance will the phenom II x4 be more efficient and will have more fast performance in Graphic intensive games with the parts that you've suggested?
 


That helps too! :)
Just asking if this RAM ok? Kingston Hyper X 4gb Genesis (1800C9D3K2/4G) 2x2
 


if it's DDR3 RAM it should be fine, I haven't time at the moment to look up the part number.