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Please dont say everything lol
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You have to tell us what you have first
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I would upgrade ram & graphics card.
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I'm going to assume you're on a prebuilt, so with that being said, upgrade the RAM first, it's the simplest upgrade you can possibly do and wouldn't require extra wattage from your poop PSU.
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exactly CPU and Ram then PSU
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RAM and your HardDrive are probably the best to start off on
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I'm going to assume you're on a prebuilt, so with that being said, upgrade the RAM first, it's the simplest upgrade you can possibly do and wouldn't require extra wattage from your poop PSU.


Could u give me some good ram to buy online iam in uk (REP)
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loganM wrote
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I'm going to assume you're on a prebuilt, so with that being said, upgrade the RAM first, it's the simplest upgrade you can possibly do and wouldn't require extra wattage from your poop PSU.


Could u give me some good ram to buy online iam in uk (REP)


You had me at rep [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
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loganM wrote
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loganM wrote sorry [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]


I'm going to assume you're on a prebuilt, so with that being said, upgrade the RAM first, it's the simplest upgrade you can possibly do and wouldn't require extra wattage from your poop PSU.


Could u give me some good ram to buy online iam in uk (REP)


You had me at rep [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]


M8 does this make my pc run faster~?
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