LiquidMasterSwords
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Yeah. Definitely will. Just wanted to see the performance before and after.
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Yeah. Definitely will. Just wanted to see the performance before and after.
you probably won't notice a difference.
id get a bigger SSD drive and 8 GB more ram
can find 250 gb SSDs for like $10 more than 128 gbs now
LiquidMasterSwords
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Hmm. Could I add another drive? Or should I just replace this now before I open it?
Edit: I know it's a silly question.
if you havnt opened it, take it back and get a 250 gb shouldnt cost too much more
What is the best Intel Processor to purchase? Currently using my old AMD Processor overclocked to 4.2 with an older motherboard. In the next month of two looking to upgrade my motherboard with an Intel.
yeah, you can always add another drive later
6700K skylake.
I would recommend Haswell 4790K though, not worth the extra price when they perform about the same in games.
Drop the traditional hard drive all together and pay $250 for the 1TB mushkin reactor ssd on newegg.
Stick with 8GB and then add an additional stick later. Get the largest SSD possible.
Hard Drives in 2016 are for console cats, elite gaming is done on SSD.
Everything Zen
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too bad. my wired 360 controller is on its last legs
new tomb raider drops later this month and i wanted to get one before then but ive heard it has a few issues that could possibly be addressed in a later model and that it has a steep learning curve.
have you gotten to toy with one? what say you?
- im not going to get too much into VPNs but i will say that ive never used a free one that was worthwhile. a good vpn will cost money.
- as far as torrent clients, ive always liked deluge. its lightweight, 100% ad-free and (i believe) completely open source.
- the greatest protection against any and everything is yourbrain.exe
be diligent. dont click on fishy links and be wary who can access your information. outside of that, malwarebytes is extremely good and just about the only anti-virus i recommend to anyone who asks.- steam is by far and away the most popular distribution platform on pc but there are websites that sell games cheaper (sometimes significantly). gamers-outlet.net, cdkeys.com and g2a.com are a few. check em out when you can. just be aware that you cannot get refunds on games activated on steam but not purchased there.
- if youre like me and have shyt for eyes, check out a program called f.lux. it adjusts the hue of your desktop according to the time of day and has been a godsend for me personally.
- ditto on the higher capacity ssd. mines is 500GB and if i had the cash i honestly would've gotten a terabyte.
- for hardware maintenance, hit up amazon or something for a can of compressed air (i like to buy em in bulk as they empty out hella fast) use it to dust out your pc every once in a while. also, it doesn't hurt to monitor your temps. there's a bunch of programs for that. i personally use one called speccy.
Yoooo, it's actually pretty easy to navigate the desktop with the controller.
This doesn't feel un-natural to me at all
I am installing FEZ right now to see how it plays.
Lord Gaben has done it yet again
This doesn't feel un-natural to me at all
I am installing FEZ right now to see how it plays.
Lord Gaben has done it yet again
@daze23 how do you play with this shyt?
