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Allen Clavecillas 02

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Old Build:
ASUS P5S MX SE
PENTIUM E2160
1 GB RAM
MSI GT730 2GB DDR3
Windows 7 32 Bit

Gaming Case with 5 120cm fans.
Deepcool DE500 300W PSU
30 cm 4 pin - 4 Pin ATX 12v Extension Cable
Deepcool Ice Blade100
1 Video Card Cooling Fan

New Build:
MSI H110M Pro VH Plus
Intel Pentium G4560 2 Core to 4 Threads
Team Elite Plus Memory 8gb Ddr4-2133 Black
Palit GTX 1050 StormX 2gb
Windows 8 64 Bit

A Total of 300$ Spent on New Build.

Gaming Case with 5 120cm fans.
Deepcool DE500 300W PSU
30 cm 4 pin - 4 Pin ATX 12v Extension Cable
Deepcool Ice Blade100
1 Video Card Cooling Fan

Good Enough for Mid Gaming, Music Recording, Microsoft Office Files???






 
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i dunno about the win 10 part but you're wrong about the 270
with a BIOS update, the H110 can be paired with G4560 just fine [but do remember that u'll need a skylake CPU to upgrade the BIOS, or just ask a local store to upgrade it :)]

PS:
If you haven’t heard Intel’s Kaby Lake processors do not support Windows 7 or 8.1, at least not officially. As such this has caused a heap of confusion and when I announced I had a G4560 for testing the most commonly question I was asked was, could I test it using Windows 7.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDR5qiwDrV0
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Microsoft office? ez
music recording? should be ez enough
gaming? depends on the games though, some games use more than 2 GB VRAM on high settings so u'll have to tune down when that comes to it

also, i suggest on upgrading the PSU (the info is pretty scarce on that model + 300w is too bare minimum)
get something like CX450M which should be good enough for your rig :)
 
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constantine_99

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i dunno about the win 10 part but you're wrong about the 270
with a BIOS update, the H110 can be paired with G4560 just fine [but do remember that u'll need a skylake CPU to upgrade the BIOS, or just ask a local store to upgrade it :)]

PS:
If you haven’t heard Intel’s Kaby Lake processors do not support Windows 7 or 8.1, at least not officially. As such this has caused a heap of confusion and when I announced I had a G4560 for testing the most commonly question I was asked was, could I test it using Windows 7.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDR5qiwDrV0
 
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