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  1. Colin1029
    i'm just curious if i can. either for the points you listed or because it would look better than it currently does. and cosmetically the front of my case is bare and can fit a 240mm rad. so if i can find a water block for the RTX 2080 super KO then when i decide to fill that space out with a radiator i can have my cpu and video card cooled by it. if not i'll slap in a AIO
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    i'm just curious if i could hook my graphics card into a water cooling loop or not. if not i'll just grab a 240mm aio
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    i already have the 4440s it's in a old pre built that was not scraped yet,
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    so i currently have a i3 4130 dual core right now, i do have a opportunity to go to a i5 4440s without* spending a dime. would the two extra cores be enough to be worth swapping it out right now or should i upgrade to a more modern platform? keep in mind money is a bit tight right now so going all new is a little distant. my current gpu is a 1050ti
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    it's a thermal take tr2-430w. model number is xp550np
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    the psu i already own only has a 4 pin cpu power and would have to cut a lot more to fit a new psu in the build so i am limited there
  7. Colin1029
    not really looking to overclock. but i changed the board anyway to the Asus - PRIME A320M-K Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard, still not over clockable but still decent.
  8. Colin1029
    no i have a desktop. it is just really past it's prime and i will have to upgrade a lot of parts to get it up to snuff and i will pretty much be just building a new one anyway. the only things i can keep out of my current pc is the hdd, and if i stretch it the case. but some modding would be needed to keep the case.
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    so i'm looking to get a new pc, one that can handle the games i want to throw at it at about 1080p on high with at or above 60. i set up a build on pc part picker with a $1500 (canadian) budget. i do already have a power supply so i didn't include it in the part list but i did make sure it was 100% compatible. if there is something i can modify to add more to something else let me know. part list: https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/XcHHq4 summary: budget & location: $1500 canadian aim: to have a decent gaming pc monitors: just need a 1080p monitor peripherals: included in part list i am upgrading because my current pc is completely useless for gaming as it only has two cores and intel "hd" graphics
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