Recent content by David_Chobani

Thanks for your input

Yea that is the motherboard, But I'm was trying to upgrade to and which would mean a compatible motherboard with probably an m.2 port, so i wanted to know if maybe i could just buy a nvme SSD with an adapter and increase performance now and then get rid of the adapter once i have a new...

1TB HDD (idk the rpm or the brand as its a prebuilt)

Are you saying that if i bought an adapter for a NVME SSD (like a USB) and plug it in it wouldn't help the game's loading time?

sorry i forgot to put my specs, im not used to posting on forums Intel Core i5-7400 @ 3.00GHz 8GB DDR4 3000Mhz Nvidia Geforce GTX 1060 3gb uATX Odense2-K motherboard 300w bronze 80+ i believe

I was trying to upgrade my (prebuilt) computer as much as I could without touching the motherboard (I am on Intel waiting for the new Ryzen 3000 to make the switch) and I got tired of the long loading times for different games. So I decided to prepare to buy an NVME SSD but I don't have a place...

what about at 144 fps?

Do you think that a MSI- Radeon RX 580 8 GB armor video card can run most games paired with a ryzen 7 and b450 tomahawk motherboard and 16 gb ram?

Thank you but wouldn't I need to buy an amd board? And would that cause compatibility issues with my graphics card?

So then what cpu and platform should i get?

My bad, I play all of my games at 1080p at low graphics only because that's how I keep steady frame rates

I'm fairly new to PC gaming because i got this computer from my brother. It plays most game very well like rainbow six, call of duty etc. But it can't run games that are intensive such as Battlefield 5, and Rust. Just any suggestions at all that can run those games would be appreciated a lot...