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Sneeex

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About Sneeex

  • Birthday Nov 13, 1999

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Croatia
  • Biography
    I am Sneeex. Hear me roar.
  • Occupation
    Professional timewaster, Student

System

  • CPU
    Intel Core i3-4330 - 3.5GHz LGA1150
  • Motherboard
    Asrock B85 Pro4 1150
  • RAM
    Kingston HyperX Blu - 1x 8GB DDR3, 1600MHZ
  • GPU
    ASUS GeForce GT640 - 2GB DDR3
  • Case
    Spire case
  • Storage
    Western Digital Blue 640GB
  • PSU
    Spire - case bundled power supply
  • Display(s)
    LG Flatron L194WS
  • Cooling
    Intel stock cooler
  • Keyboard
    Minton
  • Mouse
    MS Missile gaming mouse
  • Sound
    Trust
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro 64-bit

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  1. Storage is obtainable, never really reached half of those 640GB so a 480GB SSD should be fine for now and I'll just use the HDD as an offload for multimedia files, school projects and such. Xmas discounts are currently taking place anyways As for video card, I'll either get something from Pascal/Polaris to future proof at least for some time or a used 750Ti. They're cheap and I heard many good things about them. Clean windows... *shivers* had to reinstall it a month ago or so, brother downloaded some old game on my PC and it came with loads of chinese bloat. Nightmares. Lost all the 3d models and game mods I had along with programs and settings like Blender, Forza Studio
  2. Probably, also person who helped me build it said I should get a beefier cooler - So that should be on my to do list as well... Chrystal disk says "Transfer mode: SATA/300" The same models on newegg are listed as 3.0Gb/s but I doubt mine is even close to that
  3. Last build, made mid 2014 has been giving me problems lately. I play games like Rocket League with well around 50+FPS but I'm unsure if the build (as it is) is balanced. Older games like Crossfire give me frame drops from 200 to 50 and back to 200 every few minutes and it's disrupting the gameplay. Some friends tell me it's the CPU, some say it's the GPU but the main problem might actually be the HDD. I've had it since the start of my previous system. (Celeron 2.8ghz, ATI Radeon 3600HD). Crystal disk says its health status is "Good" and temperature is around 35C as I'm writing this, but it is quite old and I'm unsure if a new HDD (or even an SSD) would solve the stutters Also taking notes on possible small, budget upgrades to make games run on medium/high rather than almost low (ETS2 at the moment) Specs: CPU: Intel Core i3-4330 - 3.5GHZ, 4MB Cache, LGA1150 GPU: ASUS GeForce GT640 - 2GB DDR3 RAM: Kingston HyperX Blu - 1x 8GB DDR3, 1600MHZ Motherboard: Asrock B85 Pro4 1150 HDD: Western Digital Blue 640GB - WD6400AAKS-22A7B2
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