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    • 09/12/2021 at 18:06 #79255
      Bloodied Zealot
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      Chief Warrant Officer 1

      Hello everyone!

      If you can’t tell by the title of this I am extremely new to PC. I have always enjoyed playing PC when I’ve had to opportunity but until about 3 months ago I never owned my own. I was however a complete XBOX warrior for years, didn’t even consider getting myself a PC until one day, after much contemplation (and my best mate moaning at me for not having one) I decided to get PC SPECIALISTS to build me a Mini PC.

      Currently it has: AMD Ryzen 5 5600x six core CPU with Corsair H60 Hydro series High performance CPU cooler

      ASUS ROG STRIX X570-I Gaming Motherboard

      12GB NVIDIA RTX 3060

      16GB Corsair VENGENCE DDR4 2400MHz (2×8)

       

      I only have 2 RAM slots being a Mini build and although my system seems to beast 99% of all games I’m starting to wonder what kind of performance I could get if I increased my RAM to a Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO SL 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 3600MHz.

      Obviously with Christmas fast approaching who doesn’t love treating themselves a little bit. So, the real question is, is it worth the upgrade or not?

       

    • 09/12/2021 at 22:33 #79293
      Powerbits
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      Hello m8

       

      Having had allot of experience in creating a PC (made about 1700 Pc’s when i had a online shop)  I would say your best upgrade would be to upgrade the graphics card.

       

      But yes the ram speed will also give it a boost ofcourse.

      So you also have a nvme SSD?

       

      Best regards

    • 09/12/2021 at 23:18 #79298
      Bloodied Zealot
      Participant
      4670
      Chief Warrant Officer 1

      As far as I am aware my SSD is NVME.

      Looks like I may be treating myself to a couple Christmas / New years presents.

       

      Thanks 🙂

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