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My old PC has an i5-4590 and 32G of DDR3-1600 memory, but I a 1080Ti. I still play a lot of older games, but it really struggles on newer games like Jedi Survivor and Space Marine 2. I do have some other reasonable equipment like an SSD and NVMe, so it isn't completely outdated. I just feel like upgrading from DDR3 would be the greatest source of improvement.

Would it be worthwhile to get a prebuilt [like this HZG](https://www.newegg.com/p/3D5-006P-00018?item=9SIBWYXKE12297&source=region&utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid+shopping&utm_campaign=knc-googlemkp-pc-_-pla-hzg+official+store-_-gaming+desktop+pcs-_-9SIBWYXKE12297&id0=Google&id1=22837010358&id2=183198831737&id3=&id4=&id5=pla-24280156

I've always found percentage based warmups to be an annoying hassle. I prefer what's sometimes called plates and quarters, basically just alternating adding 25# and 45# plates, and sometimes a 10# to get closer to working weight. For metric, just alternate 10kg and 20kg plates.

10 reps with empty bar, then 5, 3, 1 reps. The last warmup should be ~10% below the first work set. No rest except before the main lift, just change the plates and go.

Example 185lb lift	Example 275lb lift	Example 315lb lift
Barbellx10	Barbellx10	Barbellx10
95x5	135x5	135x5
135x3	185x3	225x3
155x1	225x1	275x1
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