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System Name | 2K Gamer |
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Processor | AMD 8370 @ 4.5GHZ |
Motherboard | ASUS Pro Gaming / Aura 970 |
Cooling | Corsair H60 AIO |
Memory | 16GB G. Skill RipJaw @ 1600MHZ |
Video Card(s) | Zotac AMP! GTX 1070 |
Storage | Samsung 600 Gig HDD (Raid 0 @ 7,500) / WD 1TB Blue @ 7,200 / PNY 128 GB SSD For Linux |
Display(s) | 27'' ASUS 144MHZ G-SYNC Read 1400p Gaming Monitor / 23'' LG LCD Flatron W2361VG 1080p @ 50,000:1 |
Case | NZXT Source 530 |
Audio Device(s) | Onboard 7.1 HD Realtek |
Power Supply | 750w Corsair HX |
Mouse | Cougar Gaming Mouse |
Keyboard | Saitek Eclipse |
Software | Windows 10 64bit Education Edition |
I believe that it will be 50% faster. Just think about it, Intel has been dominating for a while now, I would say since Core 2 Duo came out. That has given AMD enough time to reconstruct their architecture for the new Bulldozer Processor. Just remember who was king of the hill back then (2006) It was the AMD Anthlon64 FX. I believe their flagship processor was around $750-$800. That said AMD has been giving us hints (FX coming back, 50% Rumor, APU, etc...) so it's safe to say that AMD know's what they are doing and will bounce back. My only concern is paying $700-$800 for their enthusiast processor. I wouldn't mind playing $500, but I can pipe dream ...I wouldn't be surprised if Bulldozer's Enthusiast chip is factory clocked at 3.8-4.0 ghz
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