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How does my First gaming Pc build Look?
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heres what i would do
upgrade to 8gb ram, although 4 will be just enough but if you want to play any new games then your not going to have much spare
upgrade the Graphics card! 100% this is a must for a gaming pc. if you want to be playing any new games your going to be needing at least a r9 270x and above if you can afford it.
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upgrade to 8gb ram, although 4 will be just enough but if you want to play any new games then your not going to have much spare
upgrade the Graphics card! 100% this is a must for a gaming pc. if you want to be playing any new games your going to be needing at least a r9 270x and above if you can afford it.
hope this helps:)
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TheClipMuncher wrote heres what i would do
upgrade to 8gb ram, although 4 will be just enough but if you want to play any new games then your not going to have much spare
upgrade the Graphics card! 100% this is a must for a gaming pc. if you want to be playing any new games your going to be needing at least a r9 270x and above if you can afford it.
hope this helps:)
Thanks for the response:) Yeah i am a total noob at this stuff haha! Love computers just dont know much about the stuff inside. So Upgrade Graphics card and Ram. I wanna be able to play games atleast with a high fps! and alright/good graphics. Im looking to play most recent games like adv. Warfare and stuff haha
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yeah your going to be wanting at least a r9 280 to be playing on high fps at about medium to high i would think.
i see you have a water cooler in the list. if your going to be getting that then i would highly recommend overclocking your CPU else it wont be worth the money.
i see you have a water cooler in the list. if your going to be getting that then i would highly recommend overclocking your CPU else it wont be worth the money.
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TheClipMuncher wrote yeah your going to be wanting at least a r9 280 to be playing on high fps at about medium to high i would think.
i see you have a water cooler in the list. if your going to be getting that then i would highly recommend overclocking your CPU else it wont be worth the money.
Im sorry but what does overlocking mean? and I changed the cooler to a fan cooler
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overclocking is basically making your CPU work faster which will give you a performance boost.
ive never done it but that's what everyone does with that processor because it gives a good performance increase for no effort.
ive never done it but that's what everyone does with that processor because it gives a good performance increase for no effort.
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TheClipMuncher wrote overclocking is basically making your CPU work faster which will give you a performance boost.
ive never done it but that's what everyone does with that processor because it gives a good performance increase for no effort.
Hey, Would a Alienware x51 be good enough to play most recent games? and be able to support the Rift? plus are u able to upgrade the x51?
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you will need one of the top models to be able to run the new games.
also im not sure how the Rift will be connected to the pc or what specs it will need so you will have to research that or maybe someone else on here might know
also im not sure how the Rift will be connected to the pc or what specs it will need so you will have to research that or maybe someone else on here might know
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Dont buy that Alien crap...build one for cheaper and better
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I would add in a HDD along with the SSD
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