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  1. Ster123_
    Hello, i currently decided to build a new gaming pc... The parts list is roughly made but as usual the compatibility of the motherboard with the memory has to be checked. I tried to look at gigabytes qvl... But if I am honest i did not understand anything xD... I wanted to pair one of these motherboards: - Gigabyte GA-AX370 Gaming K5 - Gigabyte GA-AX370 Gaming 5 With one of these memory kits: - Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4-3200 - G.Skill TridentZ 16GB DDR4-3200 Note that I don't really care about CL, it can be 14, 15, 16... Can you tell me which are compatible? Thanks a lot.
  2. Ster123_
    Ok thanks...
  3. Ster123_
    Yeah but the 1070 is at the moment at about 450-500€ and the 1080 550€
  4. Ster123_
    And is this fine or not?
  5. Ster123_
    I want to build a 7700k gtx 1080 pc. And i am not going to change it until it won't work amymore on low at the newest games (under 60fps)... So don't understand that i want the best system on the market every year...
  6. Ster123_
    Sry but i do not understand what you are meaning in the last sentence.
  7. Ster123_
    Germany
  8. Ster123_
    Sure? For the cheap version i am thinking at about 700-800€ and for the long lasting one at 1300€.
  9. Ster123_
    Hello guys, my question is: Should I build a cheap pc that still matches the actual needed components standart that is needed for gaming and upgrade it every 2 years or so? Or should I invest more money in a mutch better pc which i won't have to change for a longer time (about 5 years)? It's a simple question, hope you guys can answer it easily and help a pc noob ;). Thanks.
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