Hi guys. So i have a gt 730 4 gb ddr3 and i would like to know if i should upgrade it or not. My full build is i3 2100 3.1ghz, 4gb ddr3 ram h61m—k mobo and 120gb hdd with only 80free. I use the pc for gaming cs go, cod bo2 and maybe overwatch in the future.my budget is around 150 maybe a little more
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Upgrade worth it?
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First you have to get CPU-Z because I don't know your frequency of your RAM. You also shouldn't mix and match ram because it might not work.
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Memory runs as fast as the slowest stick, so if you use 1333 with 1600 then the 1600 stick will run at 1333. I think the 460 2gb plus making sure you have at least 8gb ram will give you the best game performance you can have with that computer, at a reasonable cost, for those games.
If you need storage space as a priority, such as for a large game library, then a hard drive is a good investment. If you only play those games then I'd suggest getting a 120gb SSD for your OS and one or two games, and using your current hard drive as the main storage for the other stuff. The SSD will not help game framerate, don't get me wrong, but nothing perks up an older system like an SSD. Everything will just feel more responsive, usability of the computer overall will be a lot better.
If you need storage space as a priority, such as for a large game library, then a hard drive is a good investment. If you only play those games then I'd suggest getting a 120gb SSD for your OS and one or two games, and using your current hard drive as the main storage for the other stuff. The SSD will not help game framerate, don't get me wrong, but nothing perks up an older system like an SSD. Everything will just feel more responsive, usability of the computer overall will be a lot better.
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Yes. I can't do much more because I don't know what computer you have. If it is a prebuilt or custom. I would do a better PSU and GPU but I don't know if it has custom parts
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