Recent content by johnf03

For future-proof, you can just go and buy the GTX 980 and load it up with the i7-4790K, and just play the games. If it is possible, you can go and just buy another pair and SLI it. If you wait long enough for a new Graphics Card to release, I would certainly just go for the GTX980 and SLI...

Assuming if it is a PC, you can try and remove your GPU and uninstall the drivers. By that, you can use your onboard Graphics (first solution). Or you can just go to the Device Manager and disable the dedicated graphics' (NVIDIA) drivers and restart your PC. Laptop: The onboard graphics only...

My best suggestion is a laptop made by Lenovo and ASUS ROG. My recommendation is... 1) ASUS ROG G550JK. It has the i7-4710HQ Quad Core Processors with 2.6 Ghz (OC to 3.6 Ghz), 8 GB RAM DDR3 (up to 16GB), NVIDIA GTX 850M, and a 1 TB HDD. It is a fairly good laptop to play games in 1080p Medium...

A good cheap CPU is Intel I5-4690K. It's fairly cheap for it's performance. In benchmarks, the i5-4690K is one of the strongest Processors, besides the i7-4790K. A good GPU is the GTX 960. It is very strong, and if you pair it up with I5-4690K, it can play most games in 1080p in very high...

Intel. It is better at single threading. And, you dont need a huge PSU if you are using Intel Processors. I recommend an i5-4690K for gaming. It is strong, and you can play most games in 1080p. If you have a weak GPU, i suggest you to save up your money and buy the GTX 970.

Always go for Intel. Some AMD processors are high on power usage, besides that, it also makes your electricity bill go higher. AMD is very hot which makes your room feels like you are in hell. Intel is cooler, low power usage, and are better in utilizing cores and better at single...

You will experience unwanted shutdown without notice. And other than that, your PC Components will be damaged and reducing its lifespan. For solution, buy a bigger PSU. A bigger and better PSU is recommended because PC components are very expensive in power usage. So, a better PSU is also good...

You should use HDMI. Because most Monitors/TV/Projectors are using HDMI. DVI is a little outdated, and HDMI is more portable and lighter than any output cables. If you are planning only to play games, you can choose either, for future-proofing, I recommend you to use HDMI.

A Corsair 500 Watt should be enough. Choose the one with 80+ rate

I am currently building a new gaming rig and I am on a tight budget. So here is my rig: -Intel Core i5-4690K -8 GB RAM DDR3 Corsair Vengeance (2x4 GB) -500 GB HDD Western Digital -MSI GTX 960 2GB Tiger Edition -ASUS H97 Motherboard -Cooler Master Hyper 212 Now, for my PSU choices: -Corsair...

My brother is only using high-ulltra settings at 1080p with no sync and no useless ambient and no Antialiasing

YOU CAN PLAY NEXT-GEN GAMES TO MAX!! Watch dogs, gta 5, crysis 3, far cry 3, andMORE!!

Save your money, you don't need a top spec PC to run with max graphics. Just upgrade your CPU to i5-3330 and GPU: Radeon hd7770. Upgrade your motherboard to intel and move your storage, ram, psu, etc. Don't need to buy something so expensive. "If you save, you'll be rich."

Nevermind.. Found a motherboard: BIOSTAR MOTHERBOARD SOCKET AM3/AM3+ [A960G+] and ASUS Motherboard Socket AM3/AM3+ [M5A97 R2.0] Which do you choose?

My brother have a crap computer. So I am planning to upgrade it to play with me(BF4).Budget: below 700 dollars. Upgrade to: Windows 7 64 bit AMD FX-4300/6300 8 GB RAM DDR3 Radeon HD 7770 1 GB DDR5 Cooler Master GX 550W Western Digital 1TH WD10EZEX LG SATA BOX Tell me what cooler, motherboard...