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Question: Want to build a gaming computer. Will this help handell the newest games without upgrading for a while?
Document: I have recently installed this cpu I to my gaming build. I started from the ground up sticking to amd and I have to say I am extremely impressed. I am running 2 different desktops on seperate monitors playing high cpu games like crysis 3 and bioshock infinite if you want power to multitask look no further. If anyone has any questions id love to go more in depth and help
I noticed small changes like the fact that my computer seemed to boot up faster and open programs faster with Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit. Normal processes just seem to run much smoother and that's a difference I can appreciate. The change in gaming has been extremely significant as well since upgrading. CPU heavy games like ARMA 2 and 3 run very well at high to ultra settings which is something that I could never do before.
I used this processor in a custom rig I built following a guide from PC Gamer Mag. I wanted gaming performance, but didn't want to pay ridiculous money for an Intel chip. I paired this processor with the ASUS NVIDIA GTX 660 TI (also reviewed), and the system runs like a dream. Did the whole build for around $1200, and by using this processor, I saved hundreds. Start to finish boot time is like 8 seconds, and I run every game at max settings without a hiccup.
I am A die hard amd user every computer I have build in the past 15 years has been amd based. 1 month after build and this processor works flawlessly  it's o/c'ed at 4.8 ghz and  runs without a hitch. even under full load it stays cool and stable. I would not recommend the stock cooler. liquid cooling is the only way to go with this cpu
I built my first computer using this processor with gigabyte 990fxa-ud5 mobo, samsung ssd, 212 evo and R9 280x graphics card from gigabyte. At first, I was only looking into intel and there was no way I can get a performance I desire with intel so I started looking and AMD. The result is more than I could ask for for an under 1k. I'm glad I picked this over haswell I5 processor. If AMD keeps up like this, my next build will be using AMD processor without question.
I got this to build a gaming PC and i don't intend to overclock it anytime soon because it runs all i need now without problems.Cons :  I'm going to have to buy a aftermarket cooler because it gets a little warmer than i would like it to (55 Celsius) while running Crisis 3.
Those who want a new build, instead of going with the usual Intel hype, AMD is definitely a pretty good contender. I decided to build a AMD system just because of budget wise. I didn't want a lot of glamour and extras, something extremely barebones and the minimum to run a computer.
why? mostly because i can get the same performance with a $170 processor as a $400 processor.Yes i understand that Intel has better cores then AMD and yes i know that the in certain benchmarks Intel beats AMD a lot, however i choose AMD because they know not everyone can afford a $400 processor.If you want to build the ultimate computer, rendering, video editing, go with an Intel. just be prepared to spend 50%+ for the same performance as this.
Awesome processor fan is really loud but does its job very well was able to over clock to 4.3 ghz without upgrading cooling
I used this processor on a new build using the ASUS M5A97 and it has yet to let me down. The cpu stays cool and the computer is speedy as ever. For the price and the moderate amount of PC gaming I do paired with the 8gb of Ram and the HD7770 card. I am set for a while now and have no plans for upgrades anytime soon.
Answer: There is nothing that this CPU cannot run. Just because intel benchmarks higher does not mean this CPU is slow. I love my 8350 and will be using it for the next 5 years. Only Intel i7s are faster and you honestly have to go out of your way to notice the speed increase. It is not a day and night difference. Do not let anyone tell you differently.