- Nov 17, 2013
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out of sheer boredom, i'm kicking around the idea of putting together yet another system, mostly for my Steam games at home (my other "game" pc is at the office as a dual-purpose). i'm not a heavy gamer, it's just for fun. not everything has to be on ultra settings and 1000fps on a 4k screen. it's just 1080p.
option 1 is using a G3258, learn to OC it a bit, and be cheap enough that i can swing dual graphics cards. maybe some crossfire amd junk. my work/game pc is nvidia, so some variety would be cool.
option 2 is using an i3-4360, stock, and a single higher-end amd card. probably an itx size build.
either way it'll be the same steam games, same/similar ram, same ssd (maybe an MX100). so only diff would be CPU-GPU combo.
thoughts?
option 1 is using a G3258, learn to OC it a bit, and be cheap enough that i can swing dual graphics cards. maybe some crossfire amd junk. my work/game pc is nvidia, so some variety would be cool.
option 2 is using an i3-4360, stock, and a single higher-end amd card. probably an itx size build.
either way it'll be the same steam games, same/similar ram, same ssd (maybe an MX100). so only diff would be CPU-GPU combo.
thoughts?
I have a '79 Bronco project myself. Going to start out with a mild 400 build, but considering a 557 stroker in the future.
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