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    AMD Athlon 64x2 3200+ Now i5 4690k
  • Motherboard
    Some dell piece of s*** Now a MSI Itx
  • RAM
    2gigs of Kingston ddr2 Now 16gb Kingston DDR3
  • GPU
    Geforce 7300 le Now Sapphire r9 390 Nitro
  • Case
    An actually pretty nice Dell case (Don't know the model) Now a MSI Nightblade OG
  • Storage
    126 gb hitachi drive Now an assortment of 5 SSDs and 3 500gb to 2tb HDDs
  • PSU
    300 watt dell piece of s*** Now 600w 80 plus gold sfx
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    about 5 assorted lcd and 2 crts hacked together to run with the computer, Still the same now but with an extra 2 1080p's
  • Cooling
    x1 140mm fan to cool the whole thing (not even a cpu fan) its silent as h*** and actually keeps it cool Now a low profile Noctua cooler and case fans
  • Keyboard
    Generic Dell keyboard Now WASD V2 with MX greens
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    Longitech m100 (no hardware acceleration baby!) Still the same
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    Lets not talk about my jury rigged speakers from phone handsets Now Siberia V2's
  • Operating System
    XP Yeah! (Never giveing it up) Now Win 10, Arch, Mint (Gave it up)

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  1. MaestroTheRanger
    What kind of monitor are you using? If its only 60hz the lag you are noticing could be frame tearing.... Also what gpu are you using? If its semi-new the cpu will always be the bottle neck in a game like dota 2.
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    I don't it's as much of an issue as it would be if it were something like a non-K series intel chip.... I think anyone who actually cares and/or notices is most likely over clocking anyways. Though I haven't jumped on the Ryzen boat yet everyone I know personally who owns one has overclocked it beyond its precision boost/xfr anyways. Even someone I know who is running it on the stock cooler was able to get his R5 1300 to 3.8.... Also (I'm assuming not though it happens to all of us, you just miss that one setting) do you have your board or power management in any kind of gaming or high performance mode? I've heard that it can mess with XFR.
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    Had a post liked by Dennis, My life is now complete.

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    Damm wish I was in india
  6. MaestroTheRanger
    With the edit that makes a lot more sense it did look weird...
  7. MaestroTheRanger
    Obviously these are just guesses but the consensus seems to be some kind of 750 ti which would make sense it was very popular for budget systems about 2 years ago. I would ask the seller.
  8. MaestroTheRanger
    Also the design and nvidia logo looks old and there was very few even top tier cards with 4gb then, probably a workstation variant.
  9. MaestroTheRanger
    It appears to be a 750 ti, though i've never seen one like that before....
  10. MaestroTheRanger
    Neither really has an upgrade path anymore... Just so you know.
  11. MaestroTheRanger
    FX 8300 both old now, but the 8300 can be oc'd and will work much better for gaming. Just make sure you have a gpu as it doesn't have an igpu. As I said both are old now, but between those two.... The FX 8300 is far superior.
  12. MaestroTheRanger
    Looks cool. My favorite is probably the power supply as its the only essential component for a computer system in the bundle.
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    Glad I could be a part of this.
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