Madura_Uchiwawa

I checked some prices on ebay and they don't seem reliable, as low as 55 to as high as 200 used

I am VERY interested and hyped for RE2 and DMC5 I'm just wondering if it is worth it to pay a little extra to get 4 more gb of vram and some performance

I guess you're right but I don't want to be a 1080peasant forever

the 1050 hands down 730 is a really old card that is unusable these days

did you have a recent driver update?

man this is a tough one If I buy the 580 I get 8gb of vram and 2 free games valued at $120 so I only pay roughly $60-80 for extra vram and better performance is it worth it or should i just get the games individually when they come out? it sounds stupid but I HAVE experienced some issues with the 3.5gb of vram on my 970 and it bugs me

I found a combo for a 2600x that I want https://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.3820932&Description=ryzen bundle However it is a B350 motherboard and on PCpartpicker such motherboards require BIOS updates. Are the ones in the combo updated? I don't want to buy it and not be able to update the BIOS. or should I get this combo https://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.3846400&Description=ryzen bundle I wanted the 1st one because its a 2600x but if it'll save me a hassle I'll get the 2nd one thanks

I only found a price of $160 for the non-k, I didn't see the $135 I'll check it out and if it looks good i guess I'll get it to save money I'm gaining 0.4ghz and it turbos to 4 0 It looks attractive

If I'm going to buy a new mobo I might as well get ryzen

Hello I have an i5 system from 4 years or so ago and thinking of upgrading. I can spend about $400 or so, maybe less, to get an r5 2600 with the ram and mobo or I can spend about $160-$300 and buy a 4790k. I'm leaning towards the 4790k since its cheaper. I DON'T have a z97 mobo so i can't overclock it but the 4ghz is nice and a greater boost over my current 3.2ghz. Is the 4790k at base clock still good in 2018? I mostly game and don't want to be bottlenecked by my cpu. I've seen benchmarks and the 4460 can't keep up when going above 1080p and with newer titles. I saw a comparison involving the 4790k and it did ok but I wamt to know if i should just make the jump to ddr4 and get a modern system for better future proofing as the 4790k feels like a temporary solution. So should I get the 4790k or just go for ryzen? Thanks