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you could try selling that you would probably get somewhere near $50 - 70 for it and for the GPU I would recommend looking at RX 580s or GTX 1060s on sale but if you can't wait go with something like a GTX 1050ti or RX 570

 

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Sometimes you can even snag an Amd 580 for pretty cheap

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4 minutes ago, BrokenProgram01 said:

 

you could try selling that you would probably get somewhere near $40 - 60 for it and for the GPU I would recommend looking at RX 580s or GTX 1060s on sale but if you can't wait go with something like a GTX 1050ti or RX 570

I agree with you. I'd really recommend going for the RX 580/GTX 1060. OP would be so glad he waited as the RX 580 packs quite a punch compared to the 570.

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Sell it, get an RX 570.

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If you've got that graphics card I'm thinking you've also got some kind of old CPU. What do you have? You may have to consider possible bottleneck.

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1 minute ago, fasauceome said:

If you've got that graphics card I'm thinking you've also got some kind of old CPU. What do you have? You may have to consider possible bottleneck.

i have a pentium gold because this is my first pc

 

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Just now, bigmouthbob1 said:

i have a pentium gold because this is my first pc

 

Which?

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23 minutes ago, bigmouthbob1 said:

Intel Pentium Gold G5400 im pretty sure

 

With this CPU I know that on some of the more CPU demanding games will be limited. Personally, I would still go for the recommendations I posted above and then once you have the money to do so upgrade that processor to something like an i5

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58 minutes ago, bigmouthbob1 said:

Intel Pentium Gold G5400 im pretty sure

 

That'll be enough to handle mid range graphics cards like a 1060, but can hold you back sometimes

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