Velocity_Canada

I don't get why people think crossfire is terrible. I already have a rx 570 8gb OC so I don't get why if I want to upgrade my gpu I shouldn't simply get another 570. It would cost less than getting a gtx 1070 and it would have comparable performance.

I turned on ultra fast boot on my gigabyte b450m ds3h, but now I cant get back into my bios because Windows loads up before my peripherals do. How can I get back into my bios?

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I'm building myself a new pc but I had an ssd with windows on it on my old pc so can I just put that ssd in my new pc and will I have windows on it?

What about the amd fx series, wouldn't it be cheaper and then I would be able to get a dedicated GPU.

When I saw LTT video about the 69$ gaming pc returns I was wondering if it was actually worth it in my case. I currently own a prebuilt Lenovo ThinkCentre (which was free) which has an Intel Pentium E5400, 4Gb of ddr2 ram at 800mhz, some cheapo graphics card, a Kingston 250gb ssd and Windows 10 preloaded onto it. I wanted to know if I should invest in a GT 1030 which I found for 70$ from Gigabyte, a GTX 1050 from Gigabyte (199$) or simply not buy anything and just save up for an actual system. The goal would be to play some light esports titles at 1080p and maybe hopefully Overwatch (obviously over 30fps). I'm afraid that my CPU is not powerful enough since it's only at 2.7ghz and it's a dual core, therefore, creating a bottleneck with the GPU. Please let me know if there's a graphics card worth buying and what fps I can expect to get. Thanks in advance. A console peasant trying to find his way into the pc master race