Gaming Building Chart (Upgrade Reference)

[Eduardo Ferrer]

What about a Gaming Building Chart for the community of viewers with recomendations for match between: CPU M.BOARD, GPU RAM MONITOR PSU COOOLER and more new efficient Storage combinations?

Some folks have old hardware who can upgrade at low cost for a better experience than they have or better yet planning a new build.

For sure, anybody would love a staff signed stickers of your logo on the case.

 

Example: I have an i7 930 at stock speed on a X58A-UD3R M.B. with 12gb Ddr3, 500w PSU and a nvidia 550ti GPU, HDD 1.5tb.

I know it's very old and laughable for all but i can play all at lower resolutions, not into gaming every day, but ithas being a nice setup from almost 9 years.

Never overclocked and thinking meaybe overcloking it with a Gtx1050 ti would do better. i would be building a new pc withe all the new ardware but love for your hardware makes you think, that can still give some reasonable use.

[Slottr]

You want a smarter pcpartpicker?

[Christophe Corazza]

PCPartPicker does almost all of those things (well): https://pcpartpicker.com

[LogicalDrm]

NZXT BLD? PCPP? Userbenchmark? 3DMark databse?

[Crunchy Dragon]

Once you get an idea of how different generations of hardware perform, throwing an upgrade chart together is pretty easy.

[Guest]

That’s a good idea. In a few hours I’ll start a fun HTML table page with GPU for like 3~ generations matching them up like “GTX 980 TI” will be next to “ GTX 1070” or something. 

 

Wont be online but as a text document, or people can upload it & re use my template.