Again, crap PSU with an overpriced GPU (for what its capable of.. which is not a lot, unless you turn AA off. but who paids $300+ for a gpu that cant handle anti aliasing -facepalm-), could save money on Motherboard and RAM too
Again, crap PSU with an overpriced GPU (for what its capable of.. which is not a lot, unless you turn AA off. but who paids $300+ for a gpu that cant handle anti aliasing -facepalm-), could save money on Motherboard and RAM too
H80i is a decent cooler, however the Enermax Liqtech 120X is probably the best 120mm AIO, beats the H100i sometimes. (obviously depending on the case and airflow and fans)
H80i is a decent cooler, however the Enermax Liqtech 120X is probably the best 120mm AIO, beats the H100i sometimes. (obviously depending on the case and airflow and fans)
Again, crap PSU with an overpriced GPU (for what its capable of.. which is not a lot, unless you turn AA off. but who paids $300+ for a gpu that cant handle anti aliasing -facepalm-), could save money on Motherboard and RAM too
The PSU is cheap, no argument there. I haven't read anything on the 970, I just know it to be the go-to for budget builds. The RAM price is reasonable considering it's specs, you might be able to save $15 from another brand but 1866 CL9 doesn't get a whole lot cheaper.
The PSU is cheap, no argument there. I haven't read anything on the 970, I just know it to be the go-to for budget builds. The RAM price is reasonable considering it's specs, you might be able to save $15 from another brand but 1866 CL9 doesn't get a whole lot cheaper.
The PSU is better than other entry level ones but it still isn't that great.
The 970 is just a no. 290x > 970 everyday. Read into the memory/bandwidth problems and how it affects gaming at 1080p (any resolution higher is stupid to even attempt on a 970
True on the RAM. latencies are okay below 11, depends on what you're doing and the speed of course