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Need PC Build for CS:GO & CoD4
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I'm looking for a PC that would run CS:GO and Cod4 nicely. I only play those games so i just want to run them smoothly.
My Budget is around $400-$500.
Thanks!
My Budget is around $400-$500.
Thanks!
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jowin263 wrote Build for 500
Should be able to run most games on high to ultra above 30 fps
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Please do not buy this build, possibly the worst choice possible.
I suggest you head over to the PC Building forum here : https://www.thetechgame.com/Forums/f=334/pc-building-forum.html and give your budget, what you need etc. You'll most lightly get more help there .
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I'd get this and add another 4GB RAM when you have an extra $35;
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It's only going to cost $35 to bring you up to a beneficial amount of 8GB RAM. However, if you initially purchsed 8GB RAM, you'd have to sacrifice some GPU power which to upgrade, would cost a lot more than adding extra RAM so I find it's always better to get less RAM when on a tight budget, to allow a more powerful GPU and add more RAM later.
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It's only going to cost $35 to bring you up to a beneficial amount of 8GB RAM. However, if you initially purchsed 8GB RAM, you'd have to sacrifice some GPU power which to upgrade, would cost a lot more than adding extra RAM so I find it's always better to get less RAM when on a tight budget, to allow a more powerful GPU and add more RAM later.
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