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    Wyoming
  • Interests
    Hardware is my bane and my game, Also love cartoons
  • Biography
    Howdy Folks, Im a Sophmore CIS student. I've been fixing computers for about 3 years now and I love it but honestly I'm still pretty green.
  • Occupation
    Librarian/Computer Support Technician/Freelance idiot

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    Yea its a kingwin abt-1050mm which was retrospectively not the best Idea for psu but this pc was an attempt at being future proof lol.
  3. CRTghost
    I probably should have sold off my sandy bridge stuff before ryzen hit the budget segment lol thanks for the reply
  4. CRTghost
    The first build is as follows I7 2600k 8gb samsung green 12800 ddr3 Intel extreme DP67BG mobo 1050w kingwin powersupply 80gb intel ssd 320gb WD caviar blue Lancool pc-k7 case The second is I5 2300 4gb samsung green 10600 ddr3 Asus p8h67-m-le mobo Nothing else notable
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    Howdy, I'd really reccomend buying an AMD prebuit with a socket AM4 motherboard like this guy to start out with https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F193010146504 , an AMD a4 system has a lot of upgradability for when your friend's budget improves and you can fit a decent gpu on the used market in for the price of this prebuilt. As this system runs you can probably run a somewhat consistant 60fps in medium 1080p on these titles. I have run an optiplex that I got from my college surplus with an i7 2600 and a geforce 645 oem for the past few years with decent results.
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