TOPIC: New PC specs

ToXIc Gaming wrote: I don't understand how someone could possibly fuck up building a computer.

ToXIc Gaming wrote: Yep. I've built mine last year and if you use common sense and knowledge of how to build a computer you should feel like building a LEGO set.

ToXIc Gaming wrote:
I've looked at it and it seems relatively simple, thanks for the advice though.

Alright, I have built tons of PC's yours is actually really good 8gb RAM, i5 CPU, and 750ti 2gb!
Since Gmod is an older game, it will mostly run off the CPU, so you should close most programs and other software and depending on how good it runs with the rest of your stuff, you'll get a HUGE FPS boost or a Small FPS boost, but no onto the GPU, You got a monster GPU 2gb, What GDDR is it? And its a TI very nice I'd say you will get around 100FPS

CPU I would recommend is the i7-4790k its the best one int eh world and is very cheap

P.S. LOOK THRU THE BOOKS/MANUALS CAREFULLY! (they might got free stuff or offers or special featrues they dont tell you in the vdieos.)

Nah, I'm just kidding, it's a decent build. It will run gmod without hassle I should reckon.

Stratiic wrote:
Stratiic pls, that will only run minecraft at around 90fps (not his the potato)

Glitched wrote:

Woah, they have Windows 8.7?!!?!?!??!?!!??!?!

forkburrito86 wrote:
Ahem, what did you just say about my alienware?

You know what, I payed a good 30p for that alienware at my local grocers, you should be jealous of the high build quality and pure gaming potential this majestic potato alienware possesses.

chek urslef b4 u rek urslef

forkburrito86 wrote:
Well I searched it and it said GDDR5. no idea what that means though. Thanks for your advice.

Nerdlord wrote:

GDDR5 thats the besst one I belive as for Video Card RAM goes

ToXIc Gaming wrote:
Exactly my point XD

forkburrito86 wrote: Okay, that's good, thanks for letting me know.

forkburrito86 wrote: Why the heck does VRAM and GDDR matter that much to you? Also please don't recommend an i7 CPU together with a 750 Ti.

Not because it's an old game - it's because it's a primarily CPU-based game.

I'm already doubting the fact you built 'tons of PCs'.

@Skrub - Go look for help here if you want help from people who actually know their shit. (unlike Forkburrito)

Morkva wrote:
Yeah Gmod is old many old games run on CPU more than they do on GPU, gawrsh get your facts right ye scrub be4 i whoop ye.

ahahh Looking at this its like me a while ago when I asked for help and after getting it now I know what to get and no longer need help on stuff as I understand it all, Dcx tought me alot about PC stuff :3

www.zarpgaming.com/index.php/forum/gener...2-i-need-some-advice

It was a tough thing at that time as I had no clue on components like you right now but I get the stuff now and I changed my build a load of times.

And someone earlier in this post said build it yourself and its cheaper, well it was cheaper for me to buy it from this company and they did my cable management perfect!

Thanks for the advice everyone.

Glitched wrote: Yes, AMD Processors are really good at Overclocking but they will need a bunch of cooling if you're going to overclock so they won't kill themselves. Also You got a really good GPU and 1tb Hdd. 8gb RAM is good, if you only got the RAM for Gmod you would only need 4GB because GMod is 32bit game

These are my PC specs
2x AMD Radeon HD 5570 1GB Since I have 2 it is 2GB + They are in Crossfire
ASUS Z-97 A Motherboard
Intel i3-4360 CPU
16GB of Corsair Vengeance RAM
750W PSU
I can't remember my fans I have four of them. They are Coolermaster Brand.
2 OS's Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit and Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
1TB Seagate HDD
I got this for about $700.00 USD
My next PC is going to be around $3k USD

forkburrito86 wrote: Nice build, mine is about 720 USD, don't double post next time, but thanks so much for all the advice.

CPU I would recommend is the i7-4790k its the best one int eh world and is very cheap[/quote]
Why the heck does VRAM and GDDR matter that much to you? Also please don't recommend an i7 CPU together with a 750 Ti.




Ok, ok maybe he wants to play a very graphical intense game GDDR5 is the fastest VRAM. GTAV for example when your going thru the Graphical settings it will say how much VRAM is available the better, more demanding settings will raise that bar and when that bar is full and you play it will lag, but if you keep it low and adjust it, it will not lag or kill your FPS. Don't even say I know nothing from computers.