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Better CPU, better case, better HDD and a good quality fully modular PSU. The R9 280 is a far superior card than the GTX 750 Ti so if you get the 750 Ti from your friend, sell it and use the money for an SSD or w/e.

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Better CPU, better case, better HDD and a good quality fully modular PSU. The R9 280 is a far superior card than the GTX 750 Ti so if you get the 750 Ti from your friend, sell it and use the money for an SSD or w/e.

I agree with all that about the gpu, however. The 8350 will dominate the 4460 in multitasking, so if you want to stream your games in 1080p with max fps stay with the fx 8350 and am3+ socket mobo. If you don't think you'll get into streaming or doing rendering, or doing anything but pure gaming go for the I5 as it will perform better in the reletively few active core environments of gaming.

In short, if you want to stream/upload/render/edit videos in the future go for the amd cpu

If you don't want to and just want the best possible FPS in games then go for the I5.

Sorry AMD fan boy, your all wrong.

The 4460 is a great CPU for the price and will beat any amd chip due to it's high core performance.

Remember more cores doesn't mean better - especially when them cores are weak

Oh and if you think Intel is for higher budgets, just leave and don't come back until you have expanded your knowledge

Yes if you were encrypting data then eight cores would help. However Haswell cores are much much more powerful than their AMD counterparts which you can see from single thread benchmarks. Why would you worry about single thread performance with eight cores? Well a lot of games are ports from consoles and don't make use of many cores at all, max right now will probably be three or four.

Ok Thanks Everyone For The Suggestions

You're calling me an AMD fanboy and to learn more about what cpu cores do? No, one I'm not a fanboy, and I do agree and know that intel has higher performance per core strength, but, and you cannot disagree with a FACT; If you do multiple things at the same time while you play games such as record and stream, as well as host multiple calls and a server then the more cores will run laps around the 4 core limitations. Please read the actual post before trying to look for trouble kiddo.

Many tasks are not coded to utilise large amounts of cores its as simple as that. In an ideal world where you could max out eight cores it'd be brill.

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Better CPU, better case, better HDD and a good quality fully modular PSU. The R9 280 is a far superior card than the GTX 750 Ti so if you get the 750 Ti from your friend, sell it and use the money for an SSD or w/e.

I agree with you better build.