- Aug 17, 2013
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Hi, folks. I'm Southamerican and I'll do my best with the language.
I'm looking forward to build a new PC soon (within a month or so), being the current one an i3 530 with an HD 5670 512mb ddr5 GPU and 6gb of RAM (old & shitty as hell, yes, but hey, I can play Witcher 3 smoothly -at Low settings and 720p, of course-).
My plan would be to buy a GPU that lets me play every current (and [near] future) game with maxed out settings at a 1080p resolution with a stable 30 fps (I prefer 30 more than 60 fps, because I like the "cinematic" effect). I still don't know what processor I'll be getting (not even what chipset!), but will be an i5 or i7.
I want to spend the less possible money for achieving this, of course, but I'd also like to buy a card that won't need to be upgraded in the next few years.
Thanks a lot in advance for your help!
PS: please, keep in mind that I live in a protostalinist country where a regular 980 costs exactly a thousand dollars.
I'm looking forward to build a new PC soon (within a month or so), being the current one an i3 530 with an HD 5670 512mb ddr5 GPU and 6gb of RAM (old & shitty as hell, yes, but hey, I can play Witcher 3 smoothly -at Low settings and 720p, of course-).
My plan would be to buy a GPU that lets me play every current (and [near] future) game with maxed out settings at a 1080p resolution with a stable 30 fps (I prefer 30 more than 60 fps, because I like the "cinematic" effect). I still don't know what processor I'll be getting (not even what chipset!), but will be an i5 or i7.
I want to spend the less possible money for achieving this, of course, but I'd also like to buy a card that won't need to be upgraded in the next few years.
Thanks a lot in advance for your help!
PS: please, keep in mind that I live in a protostalinist country where a regular 980 costs exactly a thousand dollars.
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