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stylechap

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@stylechap

I think that you felt this way is that, when typing there is no tone.

For those points that you pointed, how would you rephrase it?

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I don't know how you want to rephrase it but i think it is good for you to find out how to sound more "keen" to learn and less "demanding".

This is hardwareclinic anyway, and as i mentioned previously, you have the basic recommendation now.
It is good for you or your friend to find out the various brand and model in the same price range. Weigh which parts should buy a better one,which can be scrimped, then make the final decision.
 

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Just a little tweak if you want to save more money and still be able to play overwatch, cs go and newer AAA titles at very good frame rate 60fps or more at 1080p high or ultra settings.

But then you can go i5 7500 route or better still the ryzen 1600 if you plan to do productivity work as well as gaming since they have more cores more threads.

CASE: Tecware F3 ($49)
MOBO+CPU: Asus H110M-A M.2 + G4560 ($195)
RAM: Kingston Valueram DDR4 2133MHz 1x8GB ($85)
PSU: EVGA B450 ($79)
SSD: PNY CS1311b 256GB ($129)
HDD: WD Blue 1TB ($72)
GPU: Palit GeForce GTX 1060 Dual 3GB ($275 via Lazada after $30 off Standard Charted discount on Wednesday)
OS: Windows 10 Home (<$20 via carousell)

Total Damage: $884
 

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I don't know what is your purpose of posting in this thread. Are you looking for someone to quarrel? If so i recommend you to go to EDMW, as there will be a lot of people to entertain you.

I ask to to rephrase to what you felt is friendly and in the end, you went one big round and ask me to find out myself.

I stand on my stand, I'm neither rude nor demanding to requester, I'm just curious and wanted to learn more.

This WILL be my final and last post to you as i don't want to derail this thread nor quarrel with you.

I don't know how you want to rephrase it but i think it is good for you to find out how to sound more "keen" to learn and less "demanding".

This is hardwareclinic anyway, and as i mentioned previously, you have the basic recommendation now.
It is good for you or your friend to find out the various brand and model in the same price range. Weigh which parts should buy a better one,which can be scrimped, then make the final decision.

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