Okay, what kind of CPU do I need to get 120fps in League of Legends??
Pretty much anything from an x4 965 upwards
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/league-of-legends-performance-benchmark,3484-8.html
Okay, what kind of CPU do I need to get 120fps in League of Legends??
But if I have the same ram in the same channel (2x2gb) and a single ram in another channel (1x4gb) will it work?
Basically it's too fucking loud right now. How can they not allow third party coolers yet. Just seems bizarre.
No, the others ones will downclock to 1333.So dumb question:
If I have 16 GB 1333Mhz or memory, do I have to get the same Mhz if I want to upgrade?
So dumb question:
If I have 16 GB 1333Mhz or memory, do I have to get the same Mhz if I want to upgrade?
No, the others ones will downclock to 1333.
Why do you need more than 16? our of interest.
Nice one thanks!It will, but only in single channel mode. For dual channel mode, the number of modules and size of those modules, needs to match.
If you're only gaming, you won't notice the drop in memory bandwidth by going to single channel.
In the market for some RAM for a gaming machine. Safe to assume all this stuff is good and about the same performance wise and just look different?
All within $10 of each other.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231314
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231445
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231460
No reply in the 290 thread, so I'll try here:
is my Corsair HX520 enough for this?
Rig:
ASUS Z87-PRO
Intel Core i5-4670K
8GB RAM
Radeon 7850
Samsung SSD
WD 1TB HDD
DVD-RW
This is, without a doubt, my next PC upgrade. Away with the 7850! \o/
No reply in the 290 thread, so I'll try here:
is my Corsair HX520 enough for this?
Rig:
ASUS Z87-PRO
Intel Core i5-4670K
8GB RAM
Radeon 7850
Samsung SSD
WD 1TB HDD
DVD-RW
This is, without a doubt, my next PC upgrade. Away with the 7850! \o/
I was going to ask. I have a 650w antec neopower that I was planning on using for this new build. However it's in my current PC that I built 5 years ago. It's probably worth getting a new one isn't it? If so, any good recommendations for something around 650w? The build I'm going for with the drives I'll be adding should need around 540w to start.What age is it? Should still be just about enough. Depending on the age however it might be worth sizing up a fresher one.
Budget?I was going to ask. I have a 650w antec neopower that I was planning on using for this new build. However it's in my current PC that I built 5 years ago. It's probably worth getting a new one isn't it? If so, any good recommendations for something around 650w? The build I'm going for with the drives I'll be adding should need around 540w to start.
As it's unforeseen, cheaper would be better. What do PSUs run for these days? Is $80 reasonable? I'd say 80-100.Budget?
As it's unforeseen, cheaper would be better. What do PSUs run for these days? Is $80 reasonable? I'd say 80-100.
edit: More information I already ordered my 4770k, ASUS Maximus VI Hero board, planning on an 840 pro SSD to go with a 500gb and 2tb drive, a 560ti and 8gb of ram.
Corsair are decent, and this is semi-modular too.
As it's unforeseen, cheaper would be better. What do PSUs run for these days? Is $80 reasonable? I'd say 80-100.
edit: More information I already ordered my 4770k, ASUS Maximus VI Hero board, planning on an 840 pro SSD to go with a 500gb and 2tb drive, a 560ti and 8gb of ram.
As it's unforeseen, cheaper would be better. What do PSUs run for these days? Is $80 reasonable? I'd say 80-100.
edit: More information I already ordered my 4770k, ASUS Maximus VI Hero board, planning on an 840 pro SSD to go with a 500gb and 2tb drive, a 560ti and 8gb of ram.
Corsair are decent, and this is semi-modular too.
I'm still waiting for BF/CM deals for the SSD and maybe RAM so I don't mind waiting for a sale on the PSU. I might cave on one of these ripjaw deals that are around $60-65 though.
I just wanted to get an idea if anything has changed when trying to pick a PSU these days and what brands are still reputable. Thanks for the help.
Brands to stick to are Corsair (apart from CX models), all Seasonic's, all XFXs and most of Be Quiet!s stuff.
I'd grab that Gskill RAM now whilst it's cheap.
Avoid Corsair GS too. They seem kinda crappy for the price, plus no modular at all.
I think I'll just avoid corsair then.
Is this sniper series worth the low profile & speed if I'm going to have a 212? The other option is this ripjaw. I don't have much recollection on how big of a difference the timings make.
Also this XFX is $99 after rebate, is that reasonable or were they one of the ones just on sale? It's out of stock at newegg right now which is why I ask.
They're a couple dollars apart which is why I ask.It's a pretty good price on it yeah, superb PSU too.
As for RAM timings don't really matter that much imo, nor does speed. Ripjaws are still quite LP, just get what is cheapest.
In Europe, 120hz is pretty "cheap" if you want quality. A good monitor is more than 200 anyway.
I have a feeling I managed to buy the XL2411T right before a price increase. It was 268 a while ago but many sites are selling it for more than 300 now.
Bought it for 278.
I can get a Iiyama ProLite G2773HS-GB1 for 274 euros. Cheapest 120hz in holland (at least on the pricecheck). There are only 6 different 120hz monitors in there. Seems like it's a minor thing atm then.
Is the Iiyama ProLite G2773HS-GB1 a good one then?
Yeah exactly. Great, PSU, 212 evo, RAM ordered. 8.1 showed up today, mobo/cpu in a day or two. All that's left is my ssd and a disk drive.For the sake of a few bucks I guess if it were me I would probably grab the slightly better ones. It's like $3 difference isn't it?
I can get a Iiyama ProLite G2773HS-GB1 for 274 euros. Cheapest 120hz in holland (at least on the pricecheck). There are only 6 different 120hz monitors in there. Seems like it's a minor thing atm then.
Is the Iiyama ProLite G2773HS-GB1 a good one then?
I'd just get the XL2411T if you live in the Netherlands.
Bought one yesterday for 278 on azerty.nl
I have an Asus 144hz monitor and honestly, I can't tell the difference in many games. At first I thought it was awesome but now I'm not that blown away. Wish I had spent the money on a higher res monitor.
They don't have any left looks like. Delivery time 10+ days and none in stock.
That's what I'm worried about, spend so much money on a slight difference that doesn't really give any real benefit. Maybe I'll notice it a lot, maybe I won't.
On the other hand, I bought such a good computer, might as well go the extra step and finish it up completely. Decisions, decisions! So much money.
They don't have any left looks like. Delivery time 10+ days and none in stock.
Just an opinion piece, but it seems OCZ's days are numbered.
OCZ Implodes: Even At 75 Cents You Should Avoid It
They made the best OC'ing RAM a few years ago.
Mine started in Aug of 12. Still not done.Yikes. Just got a monitor in the mail. Almost a year later and my computer is done.