I can assist with your PC setup. What components do you need help installing or configuring?

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I can assist with your PC setup. What components do you need help installing or configuring?

I can assist with your PC setup. What components do you need help installing or configuring?

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SGFusion
Junior Member

16

08-01-2016, 11:52 PM

#1

Check your setup carefully: you have a solid base with the Intel Core i5 4590 and a decent AMD Radeon RX470. Your RAM is 8GB total, which is good for most tasks. The storage size is 465GB, enough for media and apps. If you want more performance, consider upgrading to faster RAM or a solid-state drive. For the GPU, the RX470 offers decent gaming and multitasking, but if you plan to play heavy games or edit videos regularly, a newer card might be worth it. Let me know if you need help deciding what upgrade fits your needs best. Thanks for reaching out!

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SGFusion

08-01-2016, 11:52 PM #1

Check your setup carefully: you have a solid base with the Intel Core i5 4590 and a decent AMD Radeon RX470. Your RAM is 8GB total, which is good for most tasks. The storage size is 465GB, enough for media and apps. If you want more performance, consider upgrading to faster RAM or a solid-state drive. For the GPU, the RX470 offers decent gaming and multitasking, but if you plan to play heavy games or edit videos regularly, a newer card might be worth it. Let me know if you need help deciding what upgrade fits your needs best. Thanks for reaching out!

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PheonixMMC
Member

174

08-02-2016, 03:35 AM

#2

Consider using an SSD for booting and your HDD for media files. A 250 gig 870/860 Evo, MX500, or WD Blue works well. Pick the most affordable option—either the MX500 or the Evo—and you should be okay. Right now isn't the best moment to upgrade the GPU; RAM availability is uncertain, but you might want to think about adding more if needed. Switching to an SSD will significantly improve how quickly the operating system runs overall.

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PheonixMMC

08-02-2016, 03:35 AM #2

Consider using an SSD for booting and your HDD for media files. A 250 gig 870/860 Evo, MX500, or WD Blue works well. Pick the most affordable option—either the MX500 or the Evo—and you should be okay. Right now isn't the best moment to upgrade the GPU; RAM availability is uncertain, but you might want to think about adding more if needed. Switching to an SSD will significantly improve how quickly the operating system runs overall.

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DangoBravo
Posting Freak

821

08-02-2016, 06:55 AM

#3

Thanks a lot, I’ll check on getting an SSD once I have enough money. I currently have a pirated Windows 10 and need to find out if I can transfer everything from it to an SSD without losing the original. I’m unsure how to get the original version or if it’s possible at all. My reason for pirating it is because it’s very costly in my area (South Africa), and I’m not part of a wealthy family.

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DangoBravo

08-02-2016, 06:55 AM #3

Thanks a lot, I’ll check on getting an SSD once I have enough money. I currently have a pirated Windows 10 and need to find out if I can transfer everything from it to an SSD without losing the original. I’m unsure how to get the original version or if it’s possible at all. My reason for pirating it is because it’s very costly in my area (South Africa), and I’m not part of a wealthy family.

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Hidekih
Posting Freak

849

08-03-2016, 05:32 AM

#4

You're welcome to copy your Windows 10 setup. For Samsung SSDs, the Magician Software offers reliable OS transfer. If you purchase another brand SSD, alternatives like AOMEI are available—here’s a link for reference.

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Hidekih

08-03-2016, 05:32 AM #4

You're welcome to copy your Windows 10 setup. For Samsung SSDs, the Magician Software offers reliable OS transfer. If you purchase another brand SSD, alternatives like AOMEI are available—here’s a link for reference.

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GamerBlu
Member

63

08-03-2016, 06:07 AM

#5

Apologies for the misunderstanding; I wasn’t aware it wasn’t encouraging. Thank you for informing me—I’ll investigate further. Your support means a lot. Have a great day!

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GamerBlu

08-03-2016, 06:07 AM #5

Apologies for the misunderstanding; I wasn’t aware it wasn’t encouraging. Thank you for informing me—I’ll investigate further. Your support means a lot. Have a great day!

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Chickenfreak10
Member

137

08-03-2016, 07:16 PM

#6

You're welcome too. I received your message. Please review it. Stay safe.

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Chickenfreak10

08-03-2016, 07:16 PM #6

You're welcome too. I received your message. Please review it. Stay safe.

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SrPump11
Member

154

08-05-2016, 04:45 PM

#7

It's a bit outdated, around the 7-year-old system era. Focus on SSD boot times and file handling. When GPU prices fall, better GPUs will come but won't compensate for a weak CPU. It would be great if you could get a 4770/4790 CPU K or none at all.

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SrPump11

08-05-2016, 04:45 PM #7

It's a bit outdated, around the 7-year-old system era. Focus on SSD boot times and file handling. When GPU prices fall, better GPUs will come but won't compensate for a weak CPU. It would be great if you could get a 4770/4790 CPU K or none at all.