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Originally Posted by Jackeduphard 
YOu need to not get that CPU ... here a link to some really clear review that it is on the bottm of the barrel for any type of real gaming you know.
Read through it and you will understand that the 60$ Intel kicks almost every AMD cpu offering when it comes to gaming man
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-fx-pentium-apu-benchmark,3120.html

YOu need to not get that CPU ... here a link to some really clear review that it is on the bottm of the barrel for any type of real gaming you know.
Read through it and you will understand that the 60$ Intel kicks almost every AMD cpu offering when it comes to gaming man

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-fx-pentium-apu-benchmark,3120.html
what that tells is when you bench a AMD to intel at stock settings that is what you get they used a Biostar on the AMD's one of the lowest boards offered for th AM3 and AM3+ chips and for Intel they use one of the best boards for Intel (This comparison's LGA 1155 platform is built on Asus’ P8P67 Pro, a board that proved to be the best overclocker in one of our P67 motherboard round-ups.)
the Biostar you can oc on it but its a entry level OC board (The Socket AM3+-based machine employs Biostar's TA990FXE motherboard, which features the 990FX chipset. It recently proved itself a capable overclocker in our recent System Builder Marathon) and where AMD shines is being OC if you want out of the box Top level performance Intel is the way to go once again you are only presenting part of the facts



















but I would wait and like to see what this guy is going to pull out and 10 to one he only shows a few bench marks and nothing definitively.