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re: PC Discussion - Gaming, Performance and Enthusiasts
Posted on 6/30/13 at 2:44 pm to Mr Gardoki
Posted on 6/30/13 at 2:44 pm to Mr Gardoki
I have a couple of questions.
- Any reason why not to go with a I7 CPU? Is it not needed?
- Is there a difference between the 8GB that I currently have with my PC now and the one you listed above?
- Are there any parts that you would recommend upgrading to that will provide better performance with minimal additional cost? I know better quality parts are coming out daily and don't want to be too far behind the times from the start.
Thanks for the help once again. Like I said, I have very minimal knowledge with PC parts.
- Any reason why not to go with a I7 CPU? Is it not needed?
- Is there a difference between the 8GB that I currently have with my PC now and the one you listed above?
- Are there any parts that you would recommend upgrading to that will provide better performance with minimal additional cost? I know better quality parts are coming out daily and don't want to be too far behind the times from the start.
Thanks for the help once again. Like I said, I have very minimal knowledge with PC parts.
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Posted on 6/30/13 at 4:38 pm to Phil
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Any reason why not to go with a I7 CPU? Is it not needed?
not needed in gaming. almost no difference at all between the best i5 and best i7 on the same socket.
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Is there a difference between the 8GB that I currently have with my PC now and the one you listed above?
fairly significant difference between 1333 and 1866 RAM. however, if on a budget keeping your current RAM would be a great money saver.
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