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amd fx or phenom or even i3 2100? Please help

I am going to buy a amd Cpu probably due to the cost
Ive been looking at a amd fx or amd phenom
Which is better a amd fx or amd phenom 1 ll x4 for gaming? or a i3 2100 And why?
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Personally, I prefer the Intel side of things because of their motherboard chipsets. I have a 2100 running a home server right now, and it's no slouch at all. Others may differ, but I don't think there's much to be had in gaming with a quad-core as opposed to a dual-core, and the Intel setup would allow you to drop in a much faster processor a year later or so, if you wanted to.
 

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Personally, I prefer the Intel side of things because of their motherboard chipsets. I have a 2100 running a home server right now, and it's no slouch at all. Others may differ, but I don't think there's much to be had in gaming with a quad-core as opposed to a dual-core, and the Intel setup would allow you to drop in a much faster processor a year later or so, if you wanted to.

I have thought long and hard and have decided to go the i5 2500K path
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MSI Twin Frozr 7950 (x2) crossfire
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AOC I2421VWH, LG 27EA63, ASUS VE247H
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