Check if your motherboard supports the GPU you're using. If not, consider upgrading it for compatibility.
Check if your motherboard supports the GPU you're using. If not, consider upgrading it for compatibility.
You have an older Core 2 architecture setup, with both GPUs likely to struggle under modern CPU loads. If you aim for current gaming performance, consider alternatives. Your main components should be noted—specify the PSU model and other details. Avoid investing further in what’s essentially a basic office machine; plan to upgrade instead.
I just completed configuring my Q8300 with a 2x4GB DDR3 1333 setup using my 970 Strix. I’ll share some benchmarks soon.
The CPU is a Core 2 Quad Q8400. I plan to use it for a few months and play games such as Rainbow 6 until I can afford a new graphics card and CPU. I haven’t checked out a PSU yet; I expect to get a good one when purchasing the GPU.
I'm about to give up on this lmfao project. It takes around two hours to find files marked R6 on my external hard drive. I started it at 6 PM and now it's midnight. My previous benchmarks said it was fine, but games might not run smoothly if they need a lot of CPU power. You could always upgrade the CPU later, which isn't too much of an issue.
Thanks! I'm ready to play R6 for a few months until I can get the upgrade.
oh here's the video of me running timespy 6GB DDR2 though, instead of 8GB DDR3