kymark

My PSU is a Seasonic M12II 620 watts, I was planning to upgrade my Mobo+Proci, but I need to improve my rigs gaming performance first. Considering a lot here is saying it's ok, I guess it's a go. About the R9 390, I have many bad experience with AMD so I have to skip that

I was planning to buy a GTX 970 this Christmas, but I was wondering if my i5 2400 can handle it? Here are my specs for CPU+MOBO: CPU: i5 2400 MOBO: ECS H67-M3 Can it run the latest games in ultra if I upgrade my GPU only?

Ohh so it can be just plug and play, I was worried that it might get confused about the hardware change. I upgraded from a i5 2400 to a i5 4590, I thought it might have problems in detecting the new hardware since it's a different generation

How do you do this without formatting the boot drive? I'm still not sure how it will recognize the new mobo, but maybe someone here knows a way. Thanks to anyone who iwll reply

Well I guess I'm good, since I have 2 SATA III ports, I can use both of those for my drives, thanks for this.

This have been bugging from quite some time now, and has been withholding me in installing my new Samsung EVO 840. BTW this is my first SSD and I'm still thinking what SATA cable should I use, should I go with my stock SATA 2 cables? Or should I buy SATA 3 ones? I know there are tons of testings out there on the net, but just for the sake of curiosity and seeing the opinions of people here, what do you guys think?

Thanks for the feedback and suggestions, i'll be sure to use those

I was wondering if the seasonic M12II PSU will fit in the prodigy, any experience in using them?

Is there a big performance difference between these two? Because the price has a slight difference and I want to know if it's worth it to buy the AMP! edition or just the normal one.

I was just wondering if it was time to go for haswell. I guess ol 2400 still has some kick in it. Thanks guys. BTW i'm playing latest or "Enthusiast" games

Will this bottleneck? Thanks for the feedback

^ Isn't that a good deal already?

I need an Honest Opinion about this card, I'm trying to buy a used reference card. But I wonder if the it's worth the price, it's $130, any thoughts on this?

Well it seems it just suits you well, for me personally nothing beats the feel of the blues. But sometimes I want to use some browns as well when I just want to relax my fingers

Wouldn't it make it more like a blue switch if that is the feel? Hmmm I guess it can be also called a brown switch with a more kick in it .