With my build I'm planning on getting a GTX 1070 SC and a i5-6500. With this will I get any bottle-necking? Also is it worth having a super-clocked card when I'm not going to be over-clocking?
Thanks.
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With my build I'm planning on getting a GTX 1070 SC and a i5-6500. With this will I get any bottle-necking? Also is it worth having a super-clocked card when I'm not going to be over-clocking?
Thanks.
So with me finally getting some money soon, I'll be getting most of the parts for the PC I want to build. Because of this, I wanted to just double check my build to see if there are any issues before buying stuff. If something is marked as perchased on the list it's because it's something that I don't need outright (like the monitor I've got listed or the case, as I already own that.)
PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant
| Type | Item | Price |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | Intel Core i5-6500 3.2GHz Quad-Core Processor |
So with me finally getting some money soon, I'll be getting most of the parts for the PC I want to build. Because of this, I wanted to just double check my build to see if there are any issues before buying stuff. If something is marked as perchased on the list it's because it's something that I don't need outright (like the monitor I've got listed or the case, as I already own that.)
PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant
| Type | Item | Price |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | Intel Core i5-6500 3.2GHz Quad-Core Processor |
So I've been reading loads of different posts and most of them will put down Windows 10 as the chosen OS. Is this just personal preference or is there a legitimate benefit over some other OS? Personally I prefer Win8.1...
edit: Why am I getting downvoted for asking a genuin question...
So as my build has a 1070 in it and that's rather expensive and I'm really impatient I was thinking about buying something cheap to get the PC running something like this to get it up and running while I keep saving up for the 1070.
Would doing this cause any issues at all or give me hassle down the line (aside from having to change the cards over)?
Thanks
So I've decided to build myself a new PC as I've recently had a laptop that I was gaming on die on me and decided screw it, time to get something that's easier to work with. The list below is what I finished up on and I was wondering 2 things.
Thanks for the help and if there is anything that sticks out then please let me know :)
| Type | Item | Price |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | Intel Core i5-6500 3.2GHz Quad-Core Processor | £177.90 @ Amazon UK |
| CPU Cooler | [Cooler Master Hype |
So recently my laptop died and I'm sick of having crappy laptops to run things off. I'll be having a budget of about £1000 - £1500 to spend and (as I've not got no real knowledge of building a PC) was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction. I've spoken to a few people in the past about it but that was years ago and sadly I have the memory of a fish...
Thanks for any help :)
This is the model I'm talking about - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Acer-NX-MQNEK-001-Chromebook-Integrated-Graphics/dp/B00NWHUXIC/ref=cm_wl_huc_item
So I'm looking for a cheap laptop to take to work where I do rather simple image editing and web development. Would this be a good thing to go for or are there better options for the same/similar price?
Thanks :)
ik it's probs not much but I'd still like to know :3
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Sorry for the potato screenshot. Didn't realize how crap it was :
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AK is MW
Just wondering what the best skin/knife out there is.