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2:14 it seems pretty good for the price.

Must not be getting the sales they want lol.

You might be able to play some games on 720p with medium settings or something like that with an AMD APU. Something like ARK might be a struggle even if you modify the graphics. I would rather pick up a G4560 and a RX 460/GTX 1050.

I'd hope that $80 difference would be for a high end 1060 like maybe a Strix card. I would agree Galax looks like a very nice choice in this situation though. Even if the Asus card is a Strix 1060 I still don't think $80 more is a reasonable price for a better cooler and nice to have features.

Not too familiar with Galax since they aren't very big in NA. They are a legitimate AIB though and you should be fine with their cards.

IMO the 1060 and 480/470 are the sweet spot GPUs this generation. You get a good balance of performance and price. The 3GB 1060 is indeed a much better deal than the 6GB variant. 6GB 1060 and 8GB 480 are sort of just meh to me.

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https://siliconlottery.com/collections/frontpage/products/6800k44g Seems like a good overclock for a 6800k. According to Silicon Lottery only 34% of 6800Ks can reach 4.4Ghz.

Probably around 6 months or so. I opened up my PC a few days ago and there is already a small layer of dust on the GPU lol.

RyZen is said to be launching at the end of February or sometime around there so you may have more than one option for a CPU. This can't be confirmed though but it would be reasonable. I would recommend waiting for RyZen at this point as it's just around the corner and you won't be buying parts until March. What GPU are you thinking about getting?

If you're a tech enthusiast you will probably like this. Raja talks a lot about different kinds of AMD tech and AMD GPUs. He also talks about what his goals are for 2017 and he mentions his opinions on several topics as well. Also if this has been posted already sorry but I don't think it has.

If you primarily use your PC for gaming a 1070 would be a good choice.

1070 if you play intensive games. If you play more simple games like LoL, WoW, CS:GO etc. go with a 1060.

A single graphics card is almost always a better option than a dual GPU. The 1070 would be a better choice right now.

For 60+ FPS an i5 would be fine. If you also do anything other than gaming like video editing for example a Xeon with hyperthreading could also be another option as long as your motherboard supports a Xeon.