Recent content by ItsJakeee

Ah, well if it's a single 4GB 1050ti, then you should be very much good to go. The 1050ti is a really good budget card, and can run most games at 1080p high settings!

If you're looking to use SLI with two 1050ti's, you're in for bad luck, as nVidia no longer supports SLI on cards lower than the 70 (in the 10 series). In my mind, you may as well go for the 1060, and save some money, instead of buying two 1050ti's, or if you can steer your budget, get a 1070.

Thanks for the great info, but it seems that you have neither answered my question, nor really read my question. I have a budget, which is why I decided upon buying a single 8GB ram stick and mixing with my current ram which is EXACTLY THE SAME MAKE AND MODEL. I decided 8GB and not 4GB because...

So I currently have 1 stick of 4GB DDR3 PC3-12800 ram, and 1 stick of 2GB DDR3 PC3-12800 ram, however after recently starting to upgrade my rig, I'm finding that I really need more to handle the more intensive titles, even on Med-High settings. So I've been looking around, and decided that I...

Okay, so hey, I'm a fairly new PC gamer, with only a very basic PC; (which can be found here: http://support.hp.com/gb-en/document/c03936079 ); And basically I'm looking to see if I can upgrade it, so i can actually play any games with a decent frame rate and graphical setting. I was hoping...