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The R7 250 is such an underpowered card I'm almost certain it's actually holding back the FX8320E.
Here the R7 250 can hardly get playable framerates in Fallout 4 when paired with an FX6300 @720p.
Now look what happens when you throw in a 1050ti @1080p higher settings.
I used to play Fallout 4 on a FX6300 and R9 380 setup it was very playable at max settings with shadows settings reduced to medium.
I recommend a RX 570 / GTX 1050 Ti. Check that your systems PSU is enough and that the GPU fits in your case. You could overclock your extra performance, still risky. This configuration should hold you some time by looking at the games in your steam library.
Your current GPU draws equal power as a 1050 ti, with the 470 (570) drawing only 20W more.
I strongly suggest that you replace the psu with a good quality 520-650w seasonic, evga, corsair or xfx because the only card you'll be able to run on your current 350w psu is a gtx1050ti if the psu isn't a pop can with wires hanging out of it aka crap.
Good enough ^.