which of these PC is better

[Master PC race]

Computer Product Type
No Operating System
Processor manufacturer AMD
Number of processor AMD
HDD capacity 1TB
8GB Memory
DVD-RW is the facility
Case Aerocool V3X Evil Black Edition Midi-Tower - black / red
Dimensions 176 x 412 x 412 mm
Motherboard MSI 760GM-P23 AM3 / DDR3 / Glan / mATX,
  Power supply Fortron FSP460-60HCN 120MM * 4 SATA, IDE 1 *, 1 * PCIe Black
Processor AMD FX-6300 6-Core SAM3 + BOX / 3500MHz 95W (turbo 4100Mhz) Black Edition
Memory Kingston Fury White DDR3-1866Mhz 2X4GB (8GB) Dual Channel
Hard Drive 1TB 7200RPM 64MB SATAIII Western Digital Blue
Video card MSI GeForce GTX 960 GAMING 2GB GDDR5 Twin Frozr V
Sound card Integrated base plate 7.1
NIC 10/100/1000
Optical Storage DVD - / + R / RW / -RAM
Output / input ports 8 x USB 2.0, 1 x RJ-45,1 x HDMI, 1 x DVI 1, 3x DisplayPort, headphone and microphone input
Warranty 2 years
Cost 599 €

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Computer Product Type
No Operating System
Processor manufacturer AMD
Number of processor AMD
HDD capacity 1TB
8GB Memory
DVD-RW unit
Case Aerocool V3X Evil Black Edition Midi-Tower - black / red
Dimensions 176 x 412 x 412 mm
Motherboard MSI AMD 970 / SB950 SAM3 + ATX / 970A-G43
Power Supply Cooler Master THUNDER-series 600W PSU Efficiency> 85% / ATX v2.3 EPS 2.91 / Silent Fluid Dynamic Bearing 120mm FAN / Active PFC + PWM combo controller are / Black, bulk
Processor AMD FX-8300 socket AM3 +, 64bit, 8-core, 3,3GHz (4.2Ghz Turbo), 16MB cache
Memory Kingston HyperX Fury RED DDR3-1866Mhz 2X4GB (8GB) Dual Channel
Hard Drive 1TB 7200RPM 64MB SATAIII Western Digital Blue
Video card MSI Radeon R9 380 2GB GDDR5 OC Armor 2X
Sound card Integrated base plate 7.1
NIC 10/100/1000
Optical Storage DVD - / + R / RW / -RAM
Output / input ports 4 x USB 3.0, 6 x USB 2.0, 1 x RJ-45,1 x HDMI, 1 x 1 DVI, 1 x VGA-out, headphone and microphone input
Warranty 2 years
Cost 649€

i want to know if its worth the 50 bucks more and if this can run witcher 3, ac unity, gta v on high. any information is appreciated.

 

[Exeonx]

There isn't much difference between these, but honestly I'd recommend building your own PC online rather then taking a prebuilt one

 

[Master PC race]

There isn't much difference between these, but honestly I'd recommend building your own PC online rather then taking a prebuilt one

i looked into that too but i dont have a lot of money, 650 is a far as i will go. plus i fear i may buy wrong components and it wont work or i might build it wrong. i know a lot about how to use a pc, but not how to build it.

 

[Slow97]

There isn't much difference between these, but honestly I'd recommend building your own PC online rather then taking a prebuilt one

i looked into that too but i dont have a lot of money, 650 is a far as i will go. plus i fear i may buy wrong components and it wont work or i might build it wrong. i know a lot about how to use a pc, but not how to build it.

You'll save on the parts therefore allowing you to get more value for money. There's websites like Part picker (and other ones) that allow you to build a pc and will tell you if there's any problems with the parts. I'm building one but i would recommend that you research about all parts and look at the benchmarks for the games you want to play. You can also get someone to build the pc for you if you do not want to.

 

[Master PC race]

i also want to mention i dont live in the USA or big countrys so i dont have a big range of buying options. i can order them online but most dont deliver to my country. i do have options to buy most stuff, but that was the best deal i found in my region. i looked into building again and i compared numbers it was 50 bucks more expensive to build myself than buy prebuilt.

 

[Tracomaster]

Copy posting some specsheet bleh. Anyhow, the second system seems a better choice. You gotta think what you want. Shadowplay on nvidia cards is nice to have and the nvidia card has HDMI 2.0 if I'm not mistaken. AMD cards tend to have better price to performance ratio though.

Also, build the system yourself. Depending on where you live I could give you input on where to buy your stuff. I am sure there is some kind of hardware shop near you where you can buy the parts seperately you picked on a website where they would build the computer for you. In my experience, this usually adds 100€. Something you could spend on a better GPU or something else. Please look into it! It is not that difficult! Trust me! I've been there and not so long ago!