Is this Computer Decent for Gaming?

[ThePoisonchocolate]

So I'm looking to buy a new gaming PC that's in the range of 500-800 dollars. There are a couple of options I'm looking at, but I do specifically want the Radeon r9 270X graphics card. My two current options are the CyberPowerPC GUA2000B (It comes with the 270X already, but is significantly more expensive) and the GUA430, which I would need to buy the graphics card separately for.

So my question is that, other than the increased storage, which isn't very valuable to me, is the 2000B any better than the 430? It seems to actually have a less powerful processor.

Also, with the 270X, what kind of performance would these get on an intense game like Far Cry 4?

Edits: The 430 has an AMD FX-Series Quad-Core FX-4300 3.8 GHz, and the more expensive 2000B has a AMD Quad-Core Kaveri A10-7850K Processor with 3.7 GHz.

 

[Amar Tsogtoo]

Why don't build your own computer with those $800? You will have a lot more freedom with your specs.

 

[ThePoisonchocolate]

Why don't build your own computer with those $800? You will have a lot more freedom with your specs.

Well, do you at least know if the parts included in either of these two machines are good parts? For instance, is there even really that much of a difference between their processors, etc?

 

[alicepattinson]

Yeah I think that specs is a decent one for gaming. But your GPU is quite bottlenecked with your CPU. Upgrade to fx-6 series for you to maximize your GPU performance.