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I'm saving my computer hardware!😊
We should encourage the idea of saving our computer hardware instead of throwing it away!😊
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I'm saving my computer hardware!😊
We should encourage the idea of saving our computer hardware instead of throwing it away!😊
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I have a pretty silly question if there's any hardware enthusiasts out there who wouldn't mind sharing your expertise... it's been a long time since I've been in the computer building game. Are the rigs they're selling nowadays complete from the box built with proprietary hardware like the vid cards or can you customise with upgrades still like we used to and was commonplace basically it was the standard normal thing.
I'm looking at an MSI build but the v-card is 8gb and I'd like to have more vram than that. There's another Nvidia model with double that.
I don't really want to have a custom kit built for me from an outfit that does that, as that would add a few hundreds even thousands and take longer probably when I can just go round the shop and cash and carry. plus I'd agonise over decisions and would want to deep research every single component and I have -no- capacity to do so at this time
Also for anyone who has some level of expertise, what's the best v card out there these days? Nvidia or AMD or something else entirely?
stab in the dark but thought I'd ask. I used to have expert mates to consult but that was a long time ago. Lol feels like another life now
I promise I will ask no questions about current chipsets. I just do not want to even go there Lmao