jack1974
Sep 08, 2016
YOU DON'T HAVE AN SSD!?!??!?
That's the most important thing ever
It's probably the only one single thing that you'll notice immediately once you put it in your PC - of course also more RAM, and a better videocard, but it will change how windows load, application response, etc.
I even put an SSD on my PS4, since couldn't stand the superslow loading times
Jaeger
Sep 08, 2016
Honestly, if I do get a SSD, I intend on using it just for Windows 10.
jack1974
Sep 08, 2016
Booting up in 10s instead of 45s is good
fleetp
Sep 09, 2016
I initially wanted go for a Nvidia card, as they are supposedly more energy efficient and produce less heat. However, they are generally more expensive, which is why I went for the alternative. In the event I need to upgrade, I might consider a Nvidia card when I don't have other components to worry about.
I'm contemplating whether I should get extra RAM (currently have 8gb)or a SSD.
I recommend getting extra RAM, but only if your motherboard can use it.
Jaeger
Sep 12, 2016
I initially wanted go for a Nvidia card, as they are supposedly more energy efficient and produce less heat. However, they are generally more expensive, which is why I went for the alternative. In the event I need to upgrade, I might consider a Nvidia card when I don't have other components to worry about.
I'm contemplating whether I should get extra RAM (currently have 8gb)or a SSD.
I recommend getting extra RAM, but only if your motherboard can use it.
I think I will go for RAM then. One of the games I have, The Whispered World, requires 16 GB, or least that's what it says on box of the retail version.
Anyways, with much difficulty, I finally built my pc. Now, I see why Jack hasn't built a PC in a while. So many things can go wrong. Sadly, my old pc"( wouldn't work anymore before I could transfer some files.
