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Mr.Quiggles
I'm only an intel/nvidia guy so don't know too much about AMD. However, what I can say is building a computer was definitely worth the experience, time, and money. You will learn so much and it's most
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Oh ok, so why not spend money on buying a different graphics card, or buy a second one to SLI (Not sure if MOBO supports, you'd have to check) instead of building a complete different build? You c
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I have knowledge on AMD processors if you need any help. I'm not good with AMD's GPUs though. Right now, I am running an AMD FX-8350 eight-core @4.0 Ghz (4.2 turbo). It clocks in at about $200 on newe