HELP PLS, UPGRADING MY PC.. AMD TRINITY QUADCORE OR INTEL i7 3770????

Elow guys, im going to upgrade my pc soon since the one im using, a laptop i3 is so laggy when i use my account in gamezaion , i decided to stop playing for awhile while i try to upgrade my pc rig soon.... so im undecided yet on what to choose on and hope you guys can help me and give me feedback to help me decide, and they are:

INTEL i7 3770 PROCESSOR 3.4 Ghz processor
OR
AMD TRINITY A10 -5800k QUAD CORE 4.2Ghz processor

both with MSI/ASUS/GYGABYTE SOCKET FM2 PCIE DDR3 MOTHERBOARD, 8GBKINGSTON DDR3 RAM, UPGRADEABLE TO 32GB, 2GB PALIT/ASUS 128bit DDR3 VIDEO CARD, 20" LED MONITOR, POWERCOOLER COOLING UNIT, 1000VA PSU with other accessories.....

so hoping you could all help me decide and give merits of each units to choose from....many many thanks in advance and no flames please or forum post whore here on my thread pls....

 

Here is a detailed comparison (really doesn't get better than this)
Intel Core i7 3770 vs AMD A10 5800K

The intel one wins on all benchmarks, though AMD is more popular with overclockers since it supports higher temperatures and is unlocked for it. Either way more apps are becoming multithreaded these days, making intel (virtual 8 core) more viable.

By the way, the naming is confusing since you list speeds for 1 without turbo boost and speed for the other with it, the real speeds are the following:
Intel - 3.4 ghz, 3.9 turbo boost
AMD - 3.8 ghz, 4.2 turbo boost

Either way, AMD doesn't have hyperthreading so even with fewer cores used by an application, you still get better performance per core with intel

 

well sir Smartik1, tahnk you very much for taking the time to make and research a detailed comparison with the technical aspects of each product.....really very informative and i really am leaning more on intel i7 3770 although price wise, amd 5800 is lower than i7 3770 although most of the computer shops here in our place are using amd products/models since they say its more suitable for gaming purposes although it tends to overheat more than intel i7 models.......newey, much thanks and really appreciate your feedback......good day and keep up the good work Sir Smartik1.....