not a future-proof PC (socket 775, DDR2), but a fairly good deal for the current performance it offers. I'd disregard it if you're considering enthusiastic graphic level gaming.
performance is comparable to a X4 600 series or so.
does it come with a HD? or just the SSD for storage?
This coming from you -_- Yours will still be good for a while.
You could have a future-proof system if you go into the future and get a PC from there, then come back and shock the world.
overclocking can do a lot of catch up, i also played at smaller resolutions which is part of the reason i really never had to upgrade with newer games, sure newer games NOW are going to start requiring constant upgrades, utilize more cores etc, which is why I really don't like PC gaming anymore apart from the fact that i don't have time for it.
I'm having troubles with my computer and i have no idea what the problem or solution could be.
The problem: When i press the start button on my computer it makes a weird bleep and on the screen doesn't show the computer. While it is on..
Normally it makes one fast bleep, but now it makes a long weird bleep of two seconds.
I'm having troubles with my computer and i have no idea what the problem or solution could be.
The problem: When i press the start button on my computer it makes a weird bleep and on the screen doesn't show the computer. While it is on..
Normally it makes one fast bleep, but now it makes a long weird bleep of two seconds.
If you're planning on playing modern games then that 660 will only get you the 144hz of the monitor if you turn everything to low, which IMO looks ugly AF.
I'm having troubles with my computer and i have no idea what the problem or solution could be.
The problem: When i press the start button on my computer it makes a weird bleep and on the screen doesn't show the computer. While it is on..
Normally it makes one fast bleep, but now it makes a long weird bleep of two seconds.
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This coming from you -_- Yours will still be good for a while.
You could have a future-proof system if you go into the future and get a PC from there, then come back and shock the world.
there is, i had my system for 3-4 years before i sold it, it ran every game on high at my monitor resolution which was enough
Sure, if you play the same games as you did 3-4 years ago.
overclocking can do a lot of catch up, i also played at smaller resolutions which is part of the reason i really never had to upgrade with newer games, sure newer games NOW are going to start requiring constant upgrades, utilize more cores etc, which is why I really don't like PC gaming anymore apart from the fact that i don't have time for it.
Does that mean you were playing AAA titles on 800x600?
Not really, most new games aren't very CPU intensive and newer/better architecture is almost always better.
The max refresh rate of my monitor is 75hz but it only gives me the option of 60 when I use gpu scaling.
I can use 75hz with every resolution. The only time I can't get more than 60hz is when I turn on gpu scaling
This obviously depends on the monitor.
I'm having troubles with my computer and i have no idea what the problem or solution could be.
The problem: When i press the start button on my computer it makes a weird bleep and on the screen doesn't show the computer. While it is on..
Normally it makes one fast bleep, but now it makes a long weird bleep of two seconds.
It makes this sound.
Who could help me before i go to the repair shop?
I've tried changing the EDID settings, but it still reverts back to 60hz as soon as I select gpu scaling.
Without gpu scaling:
With gpu scaling:
AMD FX-8350
OR
Intel Core i5-3570K
uses will be light gaming(cf/cs/dead island) and music/video editing.
looking for advice, already read through the reviews
If you have enough money, get the i5. The CPU costs more and motherboards for Z77 typically cost more than AM3 boards.
too broke to get even get the 8350
this is what im planning
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1qpxh
might drop the monitor
GTX 650 Ti Boost/Radeon 7850
If you're planning on playing modern games then that 660 will only get you the 144hz of the monitor if you turn everything to low, which IMO looks ugly AF.
http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm
It's good enough for CF but where are you gonna be purchasing it?
http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-VS239H-P-23-Inch-Full-HD-Monitor/dp/B008DWITHI
Price would be $130 /w shipping
or
LG IPS234W-PN
http://www.amazon.com/IPS234W-PN-Widescreen-Ultra-Slim-Monitor-Support/dp/B00BFZP7F2
Price would be $120 /w shipping
or
ASUS VE248H 24-Inch
http://www.amazon.com/computers-accessories/dp/B0043T7FHK
Price would be $160 /s shipping
for movies, cf, and cs.
The asus.