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Hi. I recently got a Palit GTX 1070 JetStream but I currently have a 500gb hdd and a 1366x768 resolution monitor. Can you help me what to upgrade first?

 

A bigger hdd or a 1080p monitor?

 

Im on a student budget build and will take some time to upgrade especially a 144hz monitor thats why I only put 1080p monitor here. On the other side, I have a small storage device. So please help me

 

Note: My 500gb hdd is where everything is (os, files, psd, illustrator and premiere files, games, etc)

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I have a 480GB SSD and i got like 4-5 games that i play and that is rly enough. I would go with a 1080p 144Hz monitor. I've got a Acer KG1 KG251QFbmidpx. It was cheap and it is good IMO. 

 

Edit: you can also go with both. Get an Samsung 960 Evo 250GB for your windows. Its rly good and cheap atm 

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60Hz monitor & a cheap SSD?

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Don't forget to tag or quote in your reply if you want me to know you've answered or have another question.

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Just now, gorgonzola5000 said:

SSD prices are quite good now so I would just buy the SSD now

If I buy a ssd here in Philippines, my 2.5k budget will be gone and its only a additional 250gb.. thats why I only opt for a 7200rpm hdd

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Just now, keskparane said:

60Hz monitor & a HDD?

for now only 1 of the two options since its what I can afford as of now hehe

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Just now, Kingvlad said:

for now only 1 of the two options since its what I can afford as of now hehe

maybe if you get a 144Hz monitor it is, but what if you didnt?

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Depends what you want to do with your PC, I personally am not concerned about playing at 4K for now until I get a few more big upgrades like CPU, MOBO etc, I'd look at upgrading your storage if it were me, I've recently bought a new 2TB HDD and Samsung 860 EVO 500gb SSD, I only had 1TB HDD storage but I store so much stuff on my PC it was worth the massive upgrade, maybe not go to such an intense upgrade like I did but maybe at least look at getting an extra 1TB storage, especially if you game, as they seem to be getting bigger and bigger as well as big updates *cough* pubg *cough* 

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1080p monitor to enjoy that 1070 for sure 

PC: Alienware 15 R3  Cpu: 7700hq  GPu : 1070 OC   Display: 1080p IPS Gsync panel 60hz  Storage: 970 evo 250 gb / 970 evo plus 500gb

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First rule of buying a GPU is budget for the monitor and buy together, unless your sticking at your current frame rate.

 

You could have got a very good GPU and 1080p monitor for not much more than the cost of the 1070.

 

Its an easy mistake to make. If I was you would be either saving for a 1400p monitor if my rig can handle that OR looking at a decent 1080p 144Hz monitor and an SSD.

i5 8600 - RX580 - Fractal Nano S - 1080p 144Hz

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11 minutes ago, NIneEyeRon said:

First rule of buying a GPU is budget for the monitor and buy together, unless your sticking at your current frame rate.

 

You could have got a very good GPU and 1080p monitor for not much more than the cost of the 1070.

 

Its an easy mistake to make. If I was you would be either saving for a 1400p monitor if my rig can handle that OR looking at a decent 1080p 144Hz monitor and an SSD.

Thabks for you info. But I just got the 1070 from a swap with my 1050ti + cash which is a good deal for me and the guy that I swapped cards with

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Just now, Kingvlad said:

Thabks for you info. But I just got the 1070 from a swap with my 1050ti + cash which is a good deal for me and the guy that I swapped cards with

Nice!

 

I wish I had friends like that, or friends I general.

 

I plan on seeing in the new year on CSGO...

i5 8600 - RX580 - Fractal Nano S - 1080p 144Hz

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