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What is the minimum acceptable upgrade can I get?

What is the minimum acceptable upgrade can I get?

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Kangmiester18
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09-29-2017, 01:51 AM
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The most useful guidance you’ll receive is to upgrade only when your existing setup can’t support the program you want to run. Once that’s addressed, invest heavily in a new machine with the best components available. Consider upgrades gradually—bit by bit. If your current system has NVMe for quicker loading, think about replacing the cooling solution with a premium AI water cooler for better airflow. Later, you can upgrade to a newer graphics card if needed. You might also decide to swap the motherboard based on its features, such as NVMe support or other limitations.
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Kangmiester18
09-29-2017, 01:51 AM #11

The most useful guidance you’ll receive is to upgrade only when your existing setup can’t support the program you want to run. Once that’s addressed, invest heavily in a new machine with the best components available. Consider upgrades gradually—bit by bit. If your current system has NVMe for quicker loading, think about replacing the cooling solution with a premium AI water cooler for better airflow. Later, you can upgrade to a newer graphics card if needed. You might also decide to swap the motherboard based on its features, such as NVMe support or other limitations.

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10-01-2017, 12:22 AM
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Thanks for the support. I’m still able to play the games I want right now, though I’m facing some odd problems with the mouse, OS, and wireless device. That’s a different matter altogether. Appreciate the advice—I’ll wait about three months, focusing on positive thoughts. Prices are dropping locally, so I expect to upgrade my GPU, CPU/Mouse, and power supply then. Right now I’m using a 1060 with 6GB RAM; I can’t wait for prices to normalize. If I don’t upgrade my CPU/Mouse, I’d need around 800-1000 for a GPU. I’ll save up until October just to buy everything else. I currently have 2TB NVMe Gen3 storage for games, a 2.5TB SSD for the OS, and an HDD for other stuff.
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SpiritChild101
10-01-2017, 12:22 AM #12

Thanks for the support. I’m still able to play the games I want right now, though I’m facing some odd problems with the mouse, OS, and wireless device. That’s a different matter altogether. Appreciate the advice—I’ll wait about three months, focusing on positive thoughts. Prices are dropping locally, so I expect to upgrade my GPU, CPU/Mouse, and power supply then. Right now I’m using a 1060 with 6GB RAM; I can’t wait for prices to normalize. If I don’t upgrade my CPU/Mouse, I’d need around 800-1000 for a GPU. I’ll save up until October just to buy everything else. I currently have 2TB NVMe Gen3 storage for games, a 2.5TB SSD for the OS, and an HDD for other stuff.

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