sephallanx
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This could change my perceptions on gaming mouse and this could be the start of a new journey for me to embark to the roads of PC gaming community. This mouse could be a great asset for me and my hopefully, new rig.
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this going to help me playing craps on pcs..
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And also the motherboard, should I change? Its a newer chipset than H81
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Thanks for the response guys.. I do want to upgrade the Ram but later on I will be upgrading it phase by phase As for the ram, which one should I choose? Any tips? Also for the graphics card, I usually use Nvidia for my computers at home mainly laptops Nvidia seems more easier to configure (thats what I thought)
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i'm planning to build this . will it bottleneck? http://pcpartpicker.com/user/sephallanx/saved/8sVbt6 is there any way i could scrap it a bit more into something cheaper?
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Btw isn't Pentium G3258 gonna bottleneck GTX 970?
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Modern games prefer more than 4 cores.. According to my research
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Difference Between Processors (AMD/Intel)
sephallanx replied to sephallanx's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
I research that in modern games, more cores is better? What does it mean? -
I was searching the Internet for information and "plan" myself a computer build.. Will this experience any bottlenecks or overheat? I'm not gonna overclock since i'm amateur http://pcpartpicker.com/user/sephallanx/saved/38zH99 ps: As the title says,"PLANNING" for future reference
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I had a hard time choosing a processor between Amd and Intel Can someone help me? Whats the difference between Amd and Intel My thought about this, is that amd is less expensive thus more wattage/heat output while intel is expensive thus more durable
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I am planning to purchase this type of build.. http://pcpartpicker.com/user/sephallanx/saved/hfpV3C The motherboard is chosen for its micro atx The graphic card is optional because to decrease budget buy them when I have budget The processor is chosen for its budget and its gigahertz.. Had drive is chosen for its lowest price Wifi is optional too but preferred Ram is chosen but to be add later on.. Case is chosen for its simple looks and affordable power supply The build should be upgradable and lower in price. Also it will not be used for overclocking Note: This is only for future references and i've been doing research ever since I started my journey into computers
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I'm trying to find more knowledge in chipsets. Which chipset is suitable/unsuitable for overclocking? If you can list all of them, that helps a lot.
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Oh okay thanks..
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But why changing the CPU then?
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I have change some of it but this might be a retard question but why should I get a better CPU? And why should I change the GPU? I thought the Strix is good enough.. And also I thought CPU only speed up processes like booting a program or computer I just hope that the build will not bottleneck.. http://pcpartpicker.com/user/sephallanx/saved/mQkqqs
