Which is a wiser build?

[NDDU Julius BSIT]

Including my current parts, which is a wiser upgrade?
INTEL BUILD (Currency in Pesos)
Processor:
Intel Pentium G4560
P2600
RAM:
Kingston HyperX Fury 1866 MHz DDR4 2x4GB P
4600
HDD:
Seagate Barracuda 1TB 7200 RPM P
2980
PSU:
Corsair VS450 (450W)
P1888
Motherboard:
MSI H110M Pro-D LGA 1151
P3150
GPU:
Palit GeForce GT750Ti StormX OC 2GB GDDR5
Existing in my current system
TOTAL 15218


AMD Build (Currency in pesos):
Processor:
AMD A10 7860K
P5250
RAM:
Kingston HyperX Fury 1866 MHz DDR3 2x4GB
P3776
HDD:
Seagate Barracuda 1TB 7200 RPM
P2980
PSU:
Corsair VS450 (450W)
P1888
Motherboard:
Gigabyte GA-F2A58M-DS2 FM2/FM2+
Existing in my current system
GPU:
Palit GeForce GT750Ti StormX OC 2GB GDDR5
Existing in my current system
TOTAL 13894

 

[Chugalug_]

The first one, but use your current power supply, get DDR4 memory, as it's needed, and get a b250 board, as it won't run with H110 out of the box.

 

[NDDU Julius BSIT]

The first one, but use your current power supply, get DDR4 memory, as it's needed, and get a b250 board, as it won't run with H110 out of the box.

I would rather pay more for the PSU because my current PSU is generic... maybe its the reason why my A4-6300 died

 

[lumineZ]

The intel side is "mutch" faster on a single and dual core performance base while the AMD is "slightly" faster on multicore performance base.
The intel side is using never tech compared to the amd

So around the same performance depending on what work load you are putting on the system give or take.

 

[NDDU Julius BSIT]

The intel side is "mutch" faster on a single and dual core performance base while the AMD is "slightly" faster on multicore performance base.
The intel side is using never tech compared to the amd

So around the same performance depending on what work load you are putting on the system give or take.

Paired with a GTX750Ti for Gaming and Multimedia what's better?

 

[Chugalug_]

The first one, but use your current power supply, get DDR4 memory, as it's needed, and get a b250 board, as it won't run with H110 out of the box.

I would rather pay more for the PSU because my current PSU is generic... maybe its the reason why my A4-6300 died

APUs are extremely outdated, and the integrated CPU isn't good.
If you want a good PSU, the VS450 is bottom of the barrel, I recommend something at least half decent like the Coolermaster Masterwatt Lite, or a Thermaltake Bronze rated unit. They're not great, but the availability for budget PSUs in the Philippines is poor.

 

[NDDU Julius BSIT]

Do more cores mean more performance? G4560 has 2 Cores, 4 threads, A10 has 4 Cores, 4 Threads

 

[lumineZ]

I like intel... but in this case I would say AMD

Reason:
Packs more CPU cores,
Operates at higher base frequency,
Supports AVX / F16C / FMA3 / XOP instructions,
Allows simple overclocking, something the intel can`t.

On the minus side:
Reduced memory bandwidth and requires more power than the intel

 

[Chugalug_]

No, not necessarily.
Clock speeds, IPC (Instructions per clock), architecture, and various other factors have big impacts. It mostly comes down to threads and the first two I mentioned there.
The APU's actual CPU has terrible IPC and is very poor performing.
Get the G4560.

 

[lumineZ]

Scratch my last post!!!

Darn it... Did forget about IPC as Chugalug_ mentions here... sorry...
For gaming go with intel G4560

Sorry.

 

[Chugalug_]

I like intel... but in this case I would say AMD

Reason:
Packs more CPU cores,
Operates at higher base frequency,
Supports AVX / F16C / FMA3 / XOP instructions,
Allows simple overclocking, something the intel can`t.

On the minus side:
Reduced memory bandwidth and requires more power than the intel

That means absolutely nothing, it performs significantly worse than the G4560, is way older, and OCing doesn't matter if performance is terrible. The G4560 also has boost clocks.
Raw numbers mean nothing, take the FX 8xxx processors for example, something like Ryzen has the same core count and lower clock speeds, yet performs better. These two things don't dictate everything.

 

[Chugalug_]

Take this, lower core count, same clock speed, performs better.
Also far more stable.
To put the APU into perspective, that processor is half the performance of the FX-6300.
http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Pentium-G4560-vs-AMD-FX-6300/3892vs1555

 

[NDDU Julius BSIT]

In the long run, would the G4560 still be reliable and powerful?

 

[Chugalug_]

In the long run, anything in your price range won't be futureproof, i'd give it 4-5 years max.
You need to up your budget to include a Ryzen 1600 for any sort of futureproofing at all.
It's fine, you can't expect everything with the amount you're spending.

 

[NDDU Julius BSIT]

But having a 7th gen LGA 1151 socket, upgrading won't be an issue right?

 

[Chugalug_]

Nope, you can just pop in an i7 7700 when you want to upgrade, by the way, skip the i5 line, you won't see that much improvement over a G4560, you're better off with the extra threads.