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PC Gaming@lemmy.ca · 1 year ago

Why Upgrading a Gaming PC Right Now is Almost Pointless (safer link repost)

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Why Upgrading a Gaming PC Right Now is Almost Pointless (safer link repost)

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PC Gaming@lemmy.ca · 1 year ago

Why Upgrading a Gaming PC Right Now is Almost Pointless

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What if you want to upgrade an existing gaming PC? What are the options, and do they make sense? The big problem is that current-gen AMD and...

The previous link was broken, so I’ve reposted a safer one with archive.org

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970 + PatientGamers = name a more iconic duo

(or current AAA in lowspecgamer mode XD )
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  Lol. My flair on pcmr used to be “GTX 970: definitely 4gb of VRAM”. Which is itself a pretty outdated joke nowadays

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