What about an SSD? I was going to comment that the OP's initial build had too small an SSD for a boot drive (think you need around 100 gigs - isn't Windows half that?); your revised build didn't include one (though I'm partial to the i5 over the AMD!) - I think they make a helluva difference for most tasks...
What about an SSD? I was going to comment that the OP's initial build had too small an SSD for a boot drive (think you need around 100 gigs - isn't Windows half that?); your revised build didn't include one (though I'm partial to the i5 over the AMD!) - I think they make a helluva difference for most tasks...
i would prefer amd to intel for the time being, being we have part time jobs, its just cost saving, and about the ssd, a 128gb one would be ok?
What about an SSD? I was going to comment that the OP's initial build had too small an SSD for a boot drive (think you need around 100 gigs - isn't Windows half that?); your revised build didn't include one (though I'm partial to the i5 over the AMD!) - I think they make a helluva difference for most tasks...
What about an SSD? I was going to comment that the OP's initial build had too small an SSD for a boot drive (think you need around 100 gigs - isn't Windows half that?); your revised build didn't include one (though I'm partial to the i5 over the AMD!) - I think they make a helluva difference for most tasks...
i would prefer amd to intel for the time being, being we have part time jobs, its just cost saving, and about the ssd, a 128gb one would be ok?
A SSD is not necessary for gaming, it just makes your loading times faster. its just better to get a SSD in the future. For now worry about the actual GPU/CPU which make up the whole gaming PC
What about an SSD? I was going to comment that the OP's initial build had too small an SSD for a boot drive (think you need around 100 gigs - isn't Windows half that?); your revised build didn't include one (though I'm partial to the i5 over the AMD!) - I think they make a helluva difference for most tasks...
What about an SSD? I was going to comment that the OP's initial build had too small an SSD for a boot drive (think you need around 100 gigs - isn't Windows half that?); your revised build didn't include one (though I'm partial to the i5 over the AMD!) - I think they make a helluva difference for most tasks...
i would prefer amd to intel for the time being, being we have part time jobs, its just cost saving, and about the ssd, a 128gb one would be ok?
A SSD is not necessary for gaming, it just makes your loading times faster. its just better to get a SSD in the future. For now worry about the actual GPU/CPU which make up the whole gaming PC
Exactly. A 128GB SSD isn't too much depending on the brand you get though.