- Jul 11, 2015
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First things first, I SUCK at saving money.
So I will be buying 1 or 2 components a fortnight till I have what I need.
I'm building a gaming rig for both my partner and I, and I would like a decent mid ranged computer that could handle games like The Witcher 3 at 60ish fps on 1080p
I will most likely be overclocking the cpu, but it's choosing the cpu that's the problem.
I have bought the GPU, which is the EVGA GTX 970 FTW, thinking about upgrading this in the future so maybe the components could reflect the change to something like a 980ti.
Thanks for reading, and thank you further for any help you may be willing to provide.
So I will be buying 1 or 2 components a fortnight till I have what I need.
I'm building a gaming rig for both my partner and I, and I would like a decent mid ranged computer that could handle games like The Witcher 3 at 60ish fps on 1080p
I will most likely be overclocking the cpu, but it's choosing the cpu that's the problem.
I have bought the GPU, which is the EVGA GTX 970 FTW, thinking about upgrading this in the future so maybe the components could reflect the change to something like a 980ti.
Thanks for reading, and thank you further for any help you may be willing to provide.
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