- May 4, 2016
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Hello guys, I am new to this forum community. However, I'd like to go ahead and ask a question. I am currently thinking of buying this computer. I usually play a lot of multiplayer games such as Battlefield 4, ROBLOX, and Fallout 4. On my old computer I had the first generation of i7 bloomfield 950 w/ Nvidia Geforce GTS 450 and ASUS Sabertooth X58 which lasted 6 years for me it served me 24/7 with no problem until recently when it was dying I realized I needed to buy a new computer. I have talked with some computer technician however I'm afraid I need more than one person's advice. If you could all give me an advice I would be gladly happy.
This is the link to my computer specifications that I am thinking of to buy: https://gyazo.com/e0209d2d28518824e00668f26b5890ba
The price is 1380 dollars.
My greatest concerns and needs are:
- I want to prevent overheat because I live in an area where it gets hot. (I do not plan to OC it anyway because it reduces life time and it sometimes give complications.)
- I want to be able to play at a good Frame Per Second rate with upcoming new games similar as Battlefield 4, Hardline, Fallout 4, those kinds of games that FPS and Graphic really do matter.
- I also am interested in using SSD for Battlefield 4 as I have heard it helps with the loading for games as well. (I'd like to also know how much GB I would need for the SSD?)
The computer technician said also that GTX 950 would just do fine however I have read and saw some reviews in Youtube that it slightly changes the FPS quality. Should I get this computer? or downgrade to 950 as it will just do fine? or I shouldn't get this computer at all anyway...?
What do you think? I would like to implement your opinion! Thanks for your time!
Sincerely,
Yoel
This is the link to my computer specifications that I am thinking of to buy: https://gyazo.com/e0209d2d28518824e00668f26b5890ba
The price is 1380 dollars.
My greatest concerns and needs are:
- I want to prevent overheat because I live in an area where it gets hot. (I do not plan to OC it anyway because it reduces life time and it sometimes give complications.)
- I want to be able to play at a good Frame Per Second rate with upcoming new games similar as Battlefield 4, Hardline, Fallout 4, those kinds of games that FPS and Graphic really do matter.
- I also am interested in using SSD for Battlefield 4 as I have heard it helps with the loading for games as well. (I'd like to also know how much GB I would need for the SSD?)
The computer technician said also that GTX 950 would just do fine however I have read and saw some reviews in Youtube that it slightly changes the FPS quality. Should I get this computer? or downgrade to 950 as it will just do fine? or I shouldn't get this computer at all anyway...?
What do you think? I would like to implement your opinion! Thanks for your time!
Sincerely,
Yoel
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