Logan did a bunch of gaming benchmarks between the new AMD FX 8350 and the Intel i5 3570k, i7 3770k, and socket 2011 i7 3820. To much surprise the FX 8350 in gaming and in game streaming beat out all of the Intel cpu's with the exception of Crysis 2 and Battlefield 3 otherwise Intel got smoked. Now before it is said no I am not a fanboy of either Intel or AMD I just want the best product for my money and with much criticism by many review sites it would sound as though AMD fell short once again BUT...... Uhh Hmm...*******!!!! Checkout the reviews from the consumers that have purchased it they seem really happy and giving out 5 count them ***** Stars so whats with these reviews of it being pure garbage?
The overall score of a cpu is based on many factors and not just gaming performance.
Where AMD falls short is raw processing power to the point where iirc this cpu in some cases is out performed by a low end Intel Dual Core cpu.
AMD whilst being amazing in the past, have fallen quite far really hard and fast simply because Intel came out with something that AMD cannot compete with.
Sure Intel cost's more but for overall performance you are getting more from Intel than you do from AMD.
The only time at the moment I would buy a AMD based system is for a media pc and small lan pc combined, in a M-ATX case because for everything else I will use my Intel based pc because it's faster at video editing etc and also there is no issue with having, to update the bios on the motherboard just to be able to play a game.
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