Recent content by Jordan2703

sorry for late response been a busy week. My full specs: EVGA 1080 SC Ryzen 5 2600 (hex core) MSI B450 Gaming plus MB 2 x 8GB DDR4 3000Mhz Corsair Vengeance LPX (Dual channelled) 1TB HDD 2 x 480GB SSD PSU: EVGA 650W GQ Hybrid-Modular 80+ Gold rated PSU (Model No: 210-GQ-0650-V3)

So i built my gaming rig myself about 2 years ago now and its never had a real issue apart from recently... Every time i play a new game i set up my preferred balance of graphic quality and fps so when i go back to a game i can just jump straight in and play. but last week i noticed that all...

Im starting a build and I don't really know much about ryzen as i was originally going for a coffee lake build but amazons having problems with the i5 8400 so ive decided to go for the ryzen 2600, after a few hours deciding the parts to go for i found out you could OC non X cpus but i thought X...

Ah okay thanks for that answer, because its a stock feature does that mean it will just do it by itself?

Not sure what its called but got told it auto turbos to 3.8GHz and all the benchmarks ive seen has the CPU running at 3.8GHz and they said they didnt have to touch anything it just automatically runs at 3.8GHz?

Im soon going to be building a coffee lake system, I have everything i want to buy wrote down after months of searching and finally found all the components i want. The CPU and motherboard I'm looking to pair is the i5 8400 and the MSI gaming plus B360 motherboard As most people know intel say...

Bit slow on the reply but i would say 450w is enough but its pushing it i would suggest 550w at least 80+ bronze rated, i have the same set up a 1070 asus strix and an i5 8400 but i have a lot of LED fans in my case too and i chose 550w so i can upgrade in the future

Yeah thats true but bare in mind intel always has much faster single core performance than the ryzen so when your looking at a game thats hungry for 8 cores the i5 will still be better as its faster single core performance than say the ryzen7 8core, i currently play Pubg which core hungry and...

I agree with you there but he stated he mainly games thats why i suggested the i5 8400 as it beats every ryzen up to ryzen 7 2700x in gaming but most ryzens beat the i5 8400 in rendering and other things, yes it does depend on GPU, i currently have a 1070 8gb and i only game on my pc and it does...

The i5 8400 beats the r7 1700 in gaming, in fact it beats all ryzen 3s and 5s and some 7s so if your mainly just gaming then the i5 8400 is your best bet, yes it says its only 2.8Ghz but it auto turbos to 3.8GHz 90% of the time

Yeah i was thinking of going for 16gb ram but i cant go over £900 but my motherboard supports up to 32gb so can always upgrade when i have a spare £90, so do you think this build is a solid build for gaming then?

Hi, so i sold my old system a few months back and now i want to start a fresh build. I have around £900 to spend on my build and for that price i have managed to jot down a decent build for that price but my question is will this build be enough for gaming on high or ultra settings in 1080p with...

My build currently is an i3 7100 3.9 GHz, GTX 1050TI 4GB with 8GB RAM but i am currently not getting the best performance out of my 1050ti and my uncle said its probably bottle neck so my question today is what is the best CPU to go with my 1050ti to get my GPU's best performance and to stop the...