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mrvasset
By mrvasset
in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
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Hey i have a PC with asus rog 2 geen x58(1366), intel xeon E5620(2,4GHz), duel asus GeForce GTX 465.

I whant to upgrade to some thing that cod help me run games faster.

so what shod i upgrade

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You should upgrade your graphics card first as the current CPU has more then enough power.

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Depends on how much you want to spend, but probably the graphics, you can't upgrade your processor to the newer ones without getting a new motherboard.

If you want games to load faster a SSD is what you want.

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you should defiantly upgrade your graphics card and your storage (to an SSD). Other parts of your pc looks really powerful. :)

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Gaming wise upgrade the graphics card, and for general computing get an SSD if you don't have one already. I usually recommend getting an SSD of you want to upgrade just one part.

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upgrade graphics card like a gtx 670 or if u can afford get a gtx 680

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