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I was thinking something like that. My PSU rocks and my Storage works like a charm, but if I keep those I'm going to be forced to sell the rest of my componentes separately, which is a pain in the ass =/. Edit: There's also the bottleneck problem if I just upgrade my GPU. None of the options...

Yeah. The only problem with this approach is that I'm planning on snatching some good deals on Black Friday. So if I pass on some of those offers, and later on it turns out that I needed the new components, I'll be losing money big time.

Hey guys. I built my current PC in November 2015 and I use it for gaming. Right now I'm on 1080p|60fps|medium/high since I'm unable to go 1440p with my current specs, but I aim to game in 1440p|60fps|ultra. I recently had to buy a new monitor and I anticipated my upgrade and bought one that...

Yes, but with graphic settings set to low.

Purpose?

I've heard about new architectures coming out next year, so maybe there will be a slight price dropdown, so you could take advante of it and buy 980ti. I would upgrade since, as you say, you'll have no problem with the scalling and the power consumption is a huge factor. I wouldn't go for the...

300£ for 1080p gaming is simply not enough. Maybe in 720p you can get some minimum/decent stuff, but you either raise your budget or gg.

And what happens if you remove the new sticks? Does it work as it used to?

A whole build? Well, then I need to ask a few questions... - What's your budget? - In what resolution are you going to play? - Do you expect to play most games at ultra or minimum/medium will suffice for you? - Where are you from? I assumed you were gonna build a CPU instead of buying one...

I think GPU and RAM are mor important. If you have a decent CPU, of course. I would say GPU > RAM > CPU. Aalways with a decent level of each, you can't expect a 980Ti to perform miracles if you have 1GB RAM and a Pentium 2 :P

MSI. I wouldn't buy Zotac. Best-known brands always use better components, and MSI is particullary good. Btw, why are you buying a 980? What's your monitor? Maybe you're wasting money!

Maybe you screwed something up when flashing your BIOS? Not enough voltage? Slots are dusty/have something in them and sticks aren't making full contact?