s about Star Citizen
s about Star Citizen
My setup is Intel 4770K running at 3.5 GHz, 4GB RAM, 1600MHz memory, MSI 750Ti 2GB, and a 240GB SSD for gaming. Do you think I should upgrade? If yes, what upgrades would be best?
Question 02
I’m planning to explore Star Citizen and need help picking a ship with Jump Engine compatibility. I’m looking for recommendations and explanations so my friends can decide if they want to buy the game.
Jaqen_Hagar99
09-01-2016, 08:46 PM #1Question 01
My setup is Intel 4770K running at 3.5 GHz, 4GB RAM, 1600MHz memory, MSI 750Ti 2GB, and a 240GB SSD for gaming. Do you think I should upgrade? If yes, what upgrades would be best?
Question 02
I’m planning to explore Star Citizen and need help picking a ship with Jump Engine compatibility. I’m looking for recommendations and explanations so my friends can decide if they want to buy the game.
angerous a lot. Those 970 versions seem to be an improvement, though they're slightly pricier (as usual). If you can afford one and need more power for other titles, I'd go ahead and purchase it. But if you're just buying it solely for Star Citizen, hold off until the game launches before investing heavily in hardware.
The release schedule is constantly being delayed. Meanwhile, I've been enjoying Eliteangerous a lot. Those 970 versions seem to be an improvement, though they're slightly pricier (as usual). If you can afford one and need more power for other titles, I'd go ahead and purchase it. But if you're just buying it solely for Star Citizen, hold off until the game launches before investing heavily in hardware.
Aliabastre
09-24-2016, 02:21 AM #7Titan X is fine, JK, a 970 is excellent, and two is even better.
_SmolKelly_
10-06-2016, 10:58 PM #8You're looking at a few top options: Gigabyte 970 Strix OC and MSI 970 Gaming 4G. Consider what you need most—performance, value, or features—and pick the one that fits your budget and requirements.