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Err i ran into a few budget problems so im gonna have to update a pre bought PC over time but i wanna know if this is a good enough start.

 

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Its a HP Pavilion 8GB Ram Desktop Silver.

 

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Cryotivity

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Are you really asking this question? xD

DUDE YOU HAVE A BOSS COMPUTER.

 

Looks good!

is it really xD I was just watching reviews and stuff on youtube and this was the best i can get for my budget the reviews were talking really negativly about it so i wasent sure I should be getting this PC within 1-2 monthes

So how much is the build?

447$ USD

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is it really xD I was just watching reviews and stuff on youtube and this was the best i can get for my budget the reviews were talking really negativly about it so i wasent sure I should be getting this PC within 1-2 monthes

447$ USD

Dang.

I'm being cheated out here.

My HP Laptop was 700$ USD.

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is it really xD I was just watching reviews and stuff on youtube and this was the best i can get for my budget the reviews were talking really negativly about it so i wasent sure I should be getting this PC within 1-2 monthes

447$ USD

 So you seem to be in a nice spot with that build.Might need to switch to 12gbs of RAM probrably at some point.You also will kinda need to overclock you GPU and memory but dont overheat.also upgrade to the AMD omega driver for higher performance.overclocking is not entirely necessary for now

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 So you seem to be in a nice spot with that build.Might need to switch to 12gbs of RAM probrably at some point.You also will kinda need to overclock you GPU and memory but dont overheat.also upgrade to the AMD omega driver for higher performance.overclocking is entirely necessary for now

Overclocking is only nessacry if needed. And these specs are fine so there is no need, + if you overclock is wrong you can blow out your GPU

What i am surprised at is where did you get this long essay of words for specs from?

 

I am sure specs are meant to be presented like this

  • GPU/video card : *name*
  • CPU/ Processor :
  • MotherBoard

And so on.

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