F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Yes, these specs look solid. They offer a great balance of performance and features.

Yes, these specs look solid. They offer a great balance of performance and features.

Yes, these specs look solid. They offer a great balance of performance and features.

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WF_Catt
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08-14-2023, 10:37 PM
#21
*sigh*
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WF_Catt
08-14-2023, 10:37 PM #21

*sigh*

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raider112233
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08-15-2023, 03:53 AM
#22
I'll definitely drive it every day, especially with my 3070Ti.
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raider112233
08-15-2023, 03:53 AM #22

I'll definitely drive it every day, especially with my 3070Ti.

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MilkyMike
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08-16-2023, 01:09 PM
#23
You've already purchased all the components? That's a decent collection if you're targeting buyers instead of using them personally. For personal use, it's essentially useless—get an AMD GPU, as anything under a 4070 is terrible. If you're getting a new NVIDIA GPU, I've noticed gamers generally favor NVIDIA over AMD, making it the better option for consumer systems. Building a system solely for resale focuses on maximizing profit, not performance. Unless you're building for yourself, prioritize what you can get for money. Buying a low-end NVIDIA GPU might actually boost sales if gamers value extra RAM; consider adding 32GB if possible. There are ways to cut costs—like using a PSU with fewer components—but the case matters too; a stylish case with good RGB fans can improve appeal. Maybe look for an ATX case with four RGB fans instead of the default. It's all about balancing quality and value for the market.
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MilkyMike
08-16-2023, 01:09 PM #23

You've already purchased all the components? That's a decent collection if you're targeting buyers instead of using them personally. For personal use, it's essentially useless—get an AMD GPU, as anything under a 4070 is terrible. If you're getting a new NVIDIA GPU, I've noticed gamers generally favor NVIDIA over AMD, making it the better option for consumer systems. Building a system solely for resale focuses on maximizing profit, not performance. Unless you're building for yourself, prioritize what you can get for money. Buying a low-end NVIDIA GPU might actually boost sales if gamers value extra RAM; consider adding 32GB if possible. There are ways to cut costs—like using a PSU with fewer components—but the case matters too; a stylish case with good RGB fans can improve appeal. Maybe look for an ATX case with four RGB fans instead of the default. It's all about balancing quality and value for the market.

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D34D_
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08-23-2023, 04:32 PM
#24
yeah i sell it i hate the 4060 by ngreedia too no this is totally normal RAM config for this price point in my region this is a blingy as it gets with my budget don't worry i am not gonna daily drive this GPU i have a 3070Ti why would i build myself an entry lvl system if i already have a decent one? u clearly didn't read the whole thread huh?
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D34D_
08-23-2023, 04:32 PM #24

yeah i sell it i hate the 4060 by ngreedia too no this is totally normal RAM config for this price point in my region this is a blingy as it gets with my budget don't worry i am not gonna daily drive this GPU i have a 3070Ti why would i build myself an entry lvl system if i already have a decent one? u clearly didn't read the whole thread huh?

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mccoop03
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08-24-2023, 01:02 AM
#25
Thanks for your note, I understand the wait. I brought my dog for a stroll.
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mccoop03
08-24-2023, 01:02 AM #25

Thanks for your note, I understand the wait. I brought my dog for a stroll.

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