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So basically, I sit around 1-1.5 metres away from my small 1080p monitor. I would like to upgrade to 4K as my new part upgrade supports 4K gaming with good frame rates. I would like a monitor bigger than 22 inches but not too big. However, big enough so I can see the difference between 4K and...

My build is going to be this: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/jtfxhM Without the graphics card which will come later. How much dedicated memory should I set for my intergrated graphics?

My PC is strong enough to support 4K gaming. However, is there any point because PC monitors are small so will I be able to see the difference from HD?

I am building a PC and would like to play Skyrim on at least high settings with at least 30fps with no dips. Is this PC good enough for that: http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/ZvCgYJ Thanks

Which is stronger for gaming: 1.) Laptop: CPU: AMD A8-4500M APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics RAM: 6GB Video Card: AMD Radeon HD 7640G 2.) Desktop PC: CPU: Intel Core i3-6100 RAM: 8GB Video Card: GTX 750 Ti 3.) PS4 Please can you put them in order of gaming strength from best to worst. Thanks

So I am getting the Intel Core i3-6110 with intergrated 'Intel HD 530 Graphics'. I won't be able to get a graphics card for a few months. How do i dedicate memory to the intergrated graphics? Is there already some memory dedicated to it? How much memory do I need to dedicate to it?

Which is better: - Intel HD Graphics 530 or - GTX 750 Ti Thanks guys

When you have built a PC and turn it on for the first time, what do you do. Like how do you install the operating system and do you need drivers and how do you get the drivers and stuff. Thanks. ALso how do you tell the system if to use intergrated graphics or a graphics card