Chimaera987

Hello guys, I have this stupid problem. I guess I should start at the beginning. I bought an SSD and I wanted to use it in my existing system with two HDDs, a quite old one(10+ years) 230GB HDD and a 1TB one. I realized that I have no spare SATA cables so I ditched the 230gig one in favor of the SSD. That drive had my OS. On Windows installation I formated and later deleted the disk and "removed" it, it's still in just not connected. All fine and dandy, Windows installs and on restart I get this message, every time. Now, you would think it has something to do with the old drive, but no, I reconnected it and it still does this. It may or may not be the other HDD, which I didn't format because I have some things that I need on it. The thing is, Windows recognizes every drive. Now comes the crazy part. When I get into the BIOS, I do absolutely nothing, just press "Save changes and restart" and Windows starts like nothing happened. I'm really confused by this, shouldn't I get the same error?

But why? In game benchmarks most of them are on par or weaker than team reds offer while they are more expensive. The only upside is the lower power consumption and heat which I don't really care about. Team green should automatically be better in this since it's built on a smaller process.

It says so, but it isn't. When the sites see that I'm in Romania it takes me to the global site and it says "Shipping: 163.83lei" which is like $15 plus the card is 5bucks more too for some odd reason.

Thanks for the tip mate, but I live in Romania sadly, shipping and the card would probably cost the same as the ones here. I'll probably get that 570 4Gb I only game on 1080p and I don't really care about Ultra graphics, medium-high is fine. The 580 gets like 10FPS more on average than the 570, plus I could get a cheap SSD too if I buy that. The only thing now is to decide if 8Gb of ram is enough, for gaming and for making games

My options are a Power Color 570 4Gb for $153, a Saphire 570 8Gb for $170, a couple of 1650s from $176 to $215, a XFX 580 8Gb for $223, an XFX 590 8Gb for 255 and an Inno3D1660 for $270. Now the, 570 4Gb probably wont be on stock anymore by the time I'll get to buy the graphics card. I'll add the fact that with the AMD cards you get a game bundle with WWZ and Division 2 and with the Nvidia cards you get some shitty Fortnite bundle. Also I currently have 8Gbs of system RAM and I may or may not want to upgrade it, because I work with Unity. What do you guys say? Should I? So a 570 with 8Gb RAM upgrade or a 580? I mean there is not that big of a difference between the two cards.