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So, this isn't furtureproof at all?

Yeah, I was thinking the same, as it is an old chip (about 8 years old lol), newer titles won't be optimized for these chips, as a result, it may bottleneck or just simply die. I am planning to build a PC that can at least give me 2 years of future proofing. The other deal I saw was an i7 3770, mobo, 8 gb ram, 128 ssd, cooler master tempered glass casing (don't remember the model), PSU for 200$. What's your thoughts on that?

Im getting a deal for i7 980X with mobo, case, hard drive, and 8 gb corsair vengeance ram for 150$. Do you think it is a good deal? If yes, should I pair it with RX 580 8 GB? What about the bottlenecking?

well, the processor isn't capable of oc either it's the non K version

yeah that's included lol Intel Core i5 3570 Msi h61 mobo 1 tb toshiba hard drive 100% health Kingston 8gb ddr3 rams 2*4 Antec 400 watt psu Intel cooler Simple casing

Intel Core i5 3570 Msi h61 mobo 1 tb toshiba hard drive 100% health Kingston 8gb ddr3 rams 2*4 Antec 400 watt psu Intel cooler Simple casing is it a good deal?

will i5 3570 bottleneck the graphics card or not? also, im getting i5 3570 with 8 gb of DDR3 ram, 400w antec psu, casing, for 135$. is it a good deal?

So it means that I have to buy a Graphics card. Right?

Hi! I am getting a pretty good deal. A Xeon W3550 3.06 GHz, 8 gigs of RAM, 500 GB hdd for 110$. The only problem is that it doesn't have any GPU installed because its an OEM PC. I am very low on budget, so I cant afford a GPU right now. So my question is that does the xeon W3550 have integrated gpu? I will install a GPU after a Month when I get my money.

Thanks for the reply. So is the deal good? Like 2 TB for just 40$?

I have been using a laptop 2.5" 500 GB HDD in my PC lately, to play games. I know that the 2.5" HDD runs at lower RPM, which results in longer loading times. I am already fine with the loading times because I can wait for more 20 seconds for the game to load. Now the thing is that I have found a really good deal on a local shop. The guy is selling a WD Green 2 TB HDD for just 40$, so I want to upgrade now. I will remove the 500 GB 2.5" HDD from my PC as 2 TB is more than enough itself. I want to game on the new WD Green HDD. Now the problem with the WD green is that these drives have lower RPM (around 5400-5900). Will it affect the performance other than the loading times? Is it really an upgrade over the 500 GB HDD? And also, if I throw a Blue WD, how much is the FPS/performance gain in games?

Oh okay, thanks for the reply. I think the 1050ti is more future proof than the 1050 because it has 4 gigs of VRAM.

Hi there. I have a very tight-budget build which I bought for only 140 dollars. Here are the specs of my gaming rig: Core2Quad Q9400 clocked at 2.67 Ghz (Can't overclock it because BIOS is locked) 8 GB DDR3 RAM 1 TB HDD Geforce GT 730 2gb GDDR5 300W PSU As you can see I have a very shitty graphics card and I wanna upgrade it. I am thinking of getting a RX460, 750ti or the new 1050ti. RX 460 is a bit cheaper than all of these but it is not available in my country. If I get a 1050ti then, will the cpu bottleneck the 1050ti? If not, then I am surely going with 1050ti because it doesn't need any external power.

Mod files for games, some of the project files and some videos were showing so I copied them And game setups, songs(mp3), and pictures are not showing up

Hi there! I posted a question about 3,4 days ago Link: So as suggested by you guys, I installed old HDD and copied all the data to new 150 GB HDD in the new computer. Al the data was copied with no problem or whatsoever. When I removed the old HDD and then turned on my new computer, then guess what? Some of the data was present and showing in the 150 HDD and some wasn't. I copied the folders which were showing to my second 500 GB HDD. Now, I'm stuck with the rest of the data not showing in that 150 GB HDD. The hidden data occupies the space of the HDD but doesn't show up. And its about 50 GB of that data. I tried enabling *Show hidden files* option, but it didn't work. The data doesn't simply show up.