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The 3600 is what I recommend then

Average 60fps on a CPU from 2009? He should be happy.

CM GX 450W 1 6-pin

when your channel has so much clickbait you have to LABEL a video NOT CLICKBAIT you should really rethink your channels direction.

MOUSE! Mouse first, at all times.
I can't suggest any mouse over the G502. It's sensor is dead on, and offers a ton of features for the price.
I also wouldn't suggest anything Razer. My personal experience with them has not been great. Their products are often overpriced for their performance.
 
If you feel that your mouse is already OK, I'd then get some good headphones.
However, if you don't have the G502, then you need an upgraded mouse.

Please ignore @Dutch-stoner as he is upmost certainly a 'troll'.
 
He is a troll in whom I have come across multiple times on this forum, posting horrendous recommendations of using glue, or as with me claiming you want the thermal paste as thin as possible, which was never a requirement given by any manufactures, ever.
 
Anyhow, on the topic of fans, to were do you desire to mount of these fans, in which chassis? Quite often fans will require longer screws, such as when used on a heat exchangers going through the fan's screw holes, as such:

 
For mounting a fan, or radiator like so, these types of screws would be best:

 
England's Maplin stores sell screw kits as such, which I guarantee will fit most needs.
 
I hope this helped! This is quite a simple guide, so I shall adapt of it further if you require.
 
Kind regards,
-EnergyEclipse

Yes and no. Those "special screws" are rather short and stubby. They are also self tapping. (creating threads in the fans)
 
But you can also use small nuts and bolts. It's just another way of mounting things. And in the end, you could even use zip-ties.

I use it too... does the work

Yes, it does.

I don't think VEGA will be even close to the 1080/1080Ti, but we'll see.

I had the same issue, luckily a 240 or 480 no longer completely breaks the bank

Did I hear this right? 3% of all their stores equate to 225?
 
That would be... 7425 stores worldwide? Jesus.

Did I hear this right? 3% of all their stores equate to 225?
 
That would be... 7425 stores worldwide? Jesus.

Did I hear this right? 3% of all their stores equate to 225?
 
That would be... 7425 stores worldwide? Jesus.

the psu has not that much that can break. a surge can break and you can replace that. But the copper coil that is usually in there could break the weld of the board if you dang it to hard. But you know for sure if you test it out.

If you look at his specs in his signature you can see that 4gb ram is holding him back.
 
I would definitely upgrade RAM first, and you'll have a pretty nice gaming experience.

RAM for sure

Have you tried re-installing Just Cause 3 / did you update your GPU drivers?
 
Check if V-Sync is on. If it is, disable it.
If it's disabled, put CS:GO to full screen windowed, then back to full screen.
 
If you have Windows 10: Open the Xbox app > Go to options > Disable DVR (or google how to do it)
 
One more general thing - check if you're using the "High Performance" power option instead of Balanced.

Ok. I did a SLI guide and now time to do a vRAM/memory bandwidth guide. A lot of people seem to be confused about vRAM in general. Well, here we go.
 
Let's clear up some misconceptions about vRAM! 
 
 
What does vRAM size have to do with gaming?
 
 
Bonus: What happens if I don't have enough vRAM that a game asks for for certain settings?
 
 
And now resolution, Anti Aliasing and operating systems
 
 
And now about multiple monitors
 
 
Now, onto memory bandwidth and memory bus and such. You may wanna skip this if you know already and are only here for the vRAM size portion above, but I might as well be thorough if I'm doing this. Spoiler tags save the day!
 
vRAM types & memory clocks
 
 
Next, memory bus and memory bandwidth!
 
 
Extra: Memory bus + mismatched memory size section
 
 
And the GTX 970 gets its own section! Hooray!
 
 
FAQ
 
 
Windows 10 and nVidia 353.62
 
 
Final tidbits and stuff
 
 
I started writing this guy mainly for the top section, to denounce misinformation people seem to have regarding vRAM and its relation to memory bandwidth, but I figured I might as well just go the full mile and explain as best I can about what most people need to know about GPU memory anyway. If I've somehow screwed up somewhere, let me know. I probably have. I'll fix whatever I get wrong. And thank you to everyone who has contributed and corrected things I didn't get right! Unlike my SLI guide, much of the information here was confirmed post-writing.
 
If you want the SLI information or the mobile i7 CPU information guide, they're in my sig!
 
Moderator note: If you believe any information found in this guide is incorrect, please message me or D2ultima and we will investigate it, thank you. - Godlygamer23

For that price range, I'd say 1050 is the way to go.
240 is a huge waste of money.

^ either that or 480/1060, that's about it.

First time I hear of 3gb ram sticks. Do those exist? Are you sure you're not running 4GB + 2GB right now?
 
The smallest 1050s I can think of are Zotac's 1050 Mini & MSI's 1050 low profile.

Wow, nice

Looks good other than no HDD. Do you already have one? If not, I'd chuck one in and spend the rest of the money on a lesser capacity SSD.