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They would be on par, with the fx8350 winning for certain applications...but really not considering price, the 3770k is the better chip. And, it can be overclocked, leaving the 8350 in the dust.
But there's an even better multi-taskfer for serious stuff: 3930k. A socket 2011 cpu, goes for 500usd retail, and requires an x79 board. Really useful for tasks like you describe, but too expensive and more suited for proffesional use.
Probably a stupid question, but which cpu would be better for multitasking? serious multitasking.. the only reason im asking is because a big argument ive heard is that games arent utilizing multiple cores so the amd has 8 cores that arent really getting used. im just wondering if the amd 8 core would be better at multitasking than the intel quad. example, running adobe photoshop programs while also running microsoft office, ie9, protools(audio program), komplete(audio program), along with many other audio and image editting programs. someone please let me know..
Long story short for your purposes: 3570K < FX-8350 < 3770K < 3930K.
Heh, at near double the price of the 3770K, I left that one out.
EDIT - If you want to make Intel and AMD both mad, a full summation would be
3570K < FX-8320 = FX-8350 < 3770K < 3930K = 3960X = 3970X < 3930k w/ 1.8GHz OC
Heh, at near double the price of the 3770K, I left that one out.
EDIT - If you want to make Intel and AMD both mad, a full summation would be
3570K < FX-8320 = FX-8350 < 3770K < 3930K = 3960X = 3970X
I wouldn't think so. The point of using a top of the line GPU is to any given game less GPU dependent and more CPU. Using an older video card would make the CPU less important because you'd be GPU limited. At least that's what my brain tells me is logical.