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I already have the 1060, i am only upgrading the CPU, Motherboard and Ram. But Thanks for your reply!

Hi, I soon want to upgrade my gaming rig to this configuration: Ryzen 5 2600 (i want to overclock it) Asrock B450M Pro-4 16GB DDR4 3200 Mhz GTX 1060 6G 240GB SSD + 500GB HDD Will my CX430 power supply hold up? or should i get a new power supply? Thanks.

Thanks Both of you!

Hi, This is my build right now: i5 3350p GTX 1060 6GB Corsair cx430 8 GB DDR3 1600 mhz Asus p8h61 mobo 500 GB HDD 240 GB SSD With this build i get a lot of stutters in some games because of the CPU bottleneck. I want to upgrade this build, and i was thinking of a Ryzen 5 2600 and 16GB of DDR4 and a new motherboard ofcourse. Is this smart? or do you guys have any other recommendations for the same price? Thanks alot.

Thanks everyone! I van def use this info?

Cpu runs at 90-100 %

My mobo is a ASUS P8H61 It's not compatible with overclocking i think... but can i run a -K cpu on a non overclockable mobo?

Hi, I have a bottleneck problem with my i5-3350p and GTX 1060 6Gb. I want to upgrade because in some games my GPU only runs at 40% I was thinking about an i7-2600 or i7-3770, both are great cpu's, but is there alot of difference(fps wise) between those 2?

The key is only 15 euro's so that's not really the problem Thanks!

Can i also Just buy a new SSD, remove the hard drive with win XP andere Just install win 10 on the SSD? What if i just buy a new SSD, remove the old hard drive with Windows XP, and put win 10 on the new SSD. That's also possible right? And it will make the pc much faster

On all the youtube vids i see about upgrading to windows 7 i see that you first have to get win vista But now you can just download it straight to win 7?

Ok thanks!!

Is that also possible without CD? (like a non-activated windows 7) Because i dont actually want to spend money on it and its not possible to go from xp to win 7 at once right?

Im currently dusting out an old win XP workstation... But i want to upgrade it to windows vista and then to windows 7 Is there a way to upgrade to windows vista without an install disk? (because i dont have a disk and its hard to get in my area.)

Ok thanks! Ill have to work alot for that upgrade But thanks for the info

Hi, I recently got a problem where my R6S and Fortnite stutters very hard. I get frame drops from 120 fps to 20-30 and its really annoying... My specs: CPU Intel Core i5 3350P @ 3.10GHz 38 °C Ivy Bridge 22nm Technology RAM 8,00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 664MHz (9-9-9-24) Motherboard ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. P8H61-M LE/USB3 (LGA1155) 38 °C Graphics BenQ GL2580 (1920x1080@60Hz) 2047MB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB (MSI) 49 °C Storage 465GB Hitachi HDP725050GLA360 (SATA) 34 °C 223GB KingFast (SSD) I know i have a little bottleneck but i dont know if that's the case Please help how i can get rid of these freezes and frame drops! Thanks!

oh ok. thanks!

I have a i5 3350p and a GTX 1060 6GB and 8 gigs of ram. On the program Speccy it says for my GPU: 2047 MB NVIDiA GTX 1060 6GB Is this 2047 MB normal? because in the crew 2 i have been getting fps drops to the 40's on high Can someone help?

Seems like a good build for 1080p gaming!

Maybe the LP version would fit. But you already bought another card so.. Maybe you can return this card?

Do you really need 32 Gigs of RAM? Little overkill maybe.

G4560 + MSI 1110M ECO is a solid choice

Build it yourself, it's not that hard and way more cheaper. ( Just my opinion )

Ok, thanks a lot!

Just wondering, I have a Asus P8H61 Motherboard, and i am planning on buying a MSI GTX 1060 3GB Gaming version. Will this fit on my motherboard? And will there be enough space left for a networkcard?