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  1. curioususer
    Hey everybody, I am facing a quite difficult question here; namely, i have just installed an ssd from my old pc into my new one. The ssd i have installed also contains my old pc's operating system. I have an operating system already on the HDD of my new pc. I was wondering if it's possible to completely clear my ssd and transfer the operating system from my hdd onto the ssd while also storing the operating system of my old pc somewhere? I am looking to keep the old pc and its operating system. Thanks in advance.
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    Edit: G2A just now contacted me saying that something went wrong and they're refunding my money. I haven't been this happy in quite a while. Never using that shady place again. I will 100% buy every game on steam from now on. Thanks for the people that replied.
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    Hello. I have just purchased myself a cd-key for PUBG on G2A.com. I completed the payment etc and have waited 3+ hours for the order to actually process. I have contacted their customer support, but they havent yet got back at me. Does anyone know what to do in this situation? I really am not looking to waste $30.. (Note: I didn't purchase the G2A shield).
  4. curioususer
    Thank you, i will look into it.
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    I am looking to game in 1080p, yes, but in this post i meant the non-ti version of the gpu. Nevertheless, thank you for your answer, i will take it into consideration
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    Hello everybody, I am soon going to purchase my first real "gaming" pc, and am left wondering, how much V-ram do I really need? - I know it all depends on the game that i wish to run etc, but is there really an optimal route, that wont leave me with the lowest graphics or leave me with too much excess vram? Since i am on a quite tight budget, i was speculating, whether its good to get the Radeon RX460 4gb variant or the Geforce gtx 1050 2gb one? Will the 1050 be slacking on for example CSGO, PUBG, Battlefield 1? I've heard, that if the gpu itself is weak/old, theres no real point in 4gb+ of vram, which i understand, but on the other hand; will the 2gb of vram even ever be enough?- The point is: CSGO, PUBG, Battlefield 1, tight budget, which card?
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