F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop You're on Socket 1155 with LGA type. Let me know what you need assistance with!

You're on Socket 1155 with LGA type. Let me know what you need assistance with!

You're on Socket 1155 with LGA type. Let me know what you need assistance with!

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GM2121
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10-11-2020, 09:07 PM
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Next up is about how your color scheme affects your productivity goals!
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GM2121
10-11-2020, 09:07 PM #11

Next up is about how your color scheme affects your productivity goals!

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Dave1304
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10-11-2020, 11:27 PM
#12
You're familiar with modern gaming setups but stick to 2nd/3rd generation components. The i7 3770 works well for 1080p at high settings in games like RDR2 and Modern Warfare when paired with a 980 Ti. 2nd/3rd gen Intel CPUs have limited threads, so newer engines prefer 8 threads. I know you're in the US, but in the UK you can easily find good deals on overclocked 2nd/3rd gen boards, CPUs, and coolers for around $150—similar prices should work here too. Look on eBay or Craigslist to see local options. You might get better value by buying a used all-in-one Dell for about $100 and adding a GPU like the 1060 3GB or a 980 Ti for performance, rather than buying each part separately. Ideally, you'd need a power supply over 500W, an i7 3770, two 8GB DDR 1600mhz RAM sticks, and either a 1060 6GB GPU or a 980 Ti for optimal performance. It's unlikely you'll find all parts under $350 individually, so consider buying a used desktop together as a bundle.
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Dave1304
10-11-2020, 11:27 PM #12

You're familiar with modern gaming setups but stick to 2nd/3rd generation components. The i7 3770 works well for 1080p at high settings in games like RDR2 and Modern Warfare when paired with a 980 Ti. 2nd/3rd gen Intel CPUs have limited threads, so newer engines prefer 8 threads. I know you're in the US, but in the UK you can easily find good deals on overclocked 2nd/3rd gen boards, CPUs, and coolers for around $150—similar prices should work here too. Look on eBay or Craigslist to see local options. You might get better value by buying a used all-in-one Dell for about $100 and adding a GPU like the 1060 3GB or a 980 Ti for performance, rather than buying each part separately. Ideally, you'd need a power supply over 500W, an i7 3770, two 8GB DDR 1600mhz RAM sticks, and either a 1060 6GB GPU or a 980 Ti for optimal performance. It's unlikely you'll find all parts under $350 individually, so consider buying a used desktop together as a bundle.

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