Mr_Pickles

I am wondering if someone can tell me or if there is a tutorial that can show me how to copy Windows 10 from a disk onto a flash drive to load on to a new computer?

It seems like the general consensus is that the 960 is worth getting over the 950. However a lot of you are saying to get a 380, so what would be the better card between those two based on what I will be using my computer for?

I don't currently have a pc so i'm piecing one together now. Yes I can wait a few months, but I would rather not. Do you recommend I wait?

I am video and photo editing as well as gaming.

Hi all, I am trying to decide between the 950 and the 960 and was wondering if the extra performance is worth the extra cost? Or would something like the 950 sc, ssc, or ftw give better performance per dollar? Thanks for the help!

Hi all, I was wanting to get your feedback on a my first build. This will be used for video/photo editing as well as gaming. I will adding more storage and ram when I save up for them. Any feedback is helpful! http://pcpartpicker.com/p/tZppxr

Hi all, I was wondering if it's better to have 16 gb of slower speed ram (2400mhz) or have 8gb of faster ram (3200mhz). My build will be used for video/photo editing as well as gaming. Thanks for the help!

What would you suggest that would be better?

Hi all, I'm putting together a new build and wanted to get your opinion. This will be mostly for video/photo editing while still being able to play games on decent settings at 1080p. I'm still undecided on the monitor and just need a cheep keyboard and mouse to get by with. I will also be adding a hdd for bulk storage when I can afford it. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/WWRkGX

I want a computer that can mainly edit but can still play a few games at fairly good fps. Right now I am playing and editing on a 2009 imac that is extremely slow. Is amd better for editing than intel?

Hello all, I am a first time computer builder. I plan to use this to edit photos and videos as well as playing games like Bioshock, TF2, Garry's mod etc. I was wondering if you all could give me some feedback on it? Also if I had a couple dollars extra ($30-$40) to spend on it would it be beneficial to get the gtx 750 ti FTW instead of the 750 ti SC, or would the difference be negligible? I was originally planing on getting a smaller case to save a little money like the Fractal Design core 1100, but with its small inside, if I ever wanted to get a bigger gpu, I don't know if it would fit with all the cables other bits. I will most likely be getting a large storage hard drive for storing videos and photos in the future. Thank you for the feedback, http://pcpartpicker.com/p/KTcyD3

Hey guys, I'm trying to piece together a budget gaming computer. I was wondering which would give me better performance. A cheaper dual-core CPU and get a more expensive GPU or conversely to get a more expensive quad-core CPU and a lesser GPU? I was thinking like a Pentium G3258 with a EVGA GTX 960 or an i5-4460 with a EVGA GTX 750 Ti. Are these parts even any good for gaming, I don't know a ton about computers? I'm not trying to max out the graphics settings I just want to play games like Bioshock, TF2, and a few others for fun with descent performance. Any feedback is helpful.