Hi peeps!
I'll try to make this as straightforward as possible.
Budget: $380 +-, if no need spend so much also good
I think his case only fits m-ATX... The back only got 3 PCI-E covers. Smaller mobos are also cheaper right?
I just need a recommendation for a CPU(and hence also a compatible mobo) that is 64-bit enabled. My friend's running an outdated duo core series CPU that is only 32-bit, which means he can't even meet the min. specs for games like XCOM2.
Are there any cpu/mobo combos that'll give me the best value for my budget and hopefully last a decent time regarding minimum compatibility? Will buying a overclockable CPU + cooler be better in terms of value rather than just a better CPU?
The other specs for his PC are just generally entry level stuff, 4GB ram, nvidia GT640, etc etc. The main question is just what is the best value I can get with my budget that will be able to be 64-bit and last a while (since I don't think many people upgrade CPUs that often.)
Any deals online or do I just go to SLS?
Thanks a lot!
I'll try to make this as straightforward as possible.
Budget: $380 +-, if no need spend so much also good
I think his case only fits m-ATX... The back only got 3 PCI-E covers. Smaller mobos are also cheaper right? I just need a recommendation for a CPU(and hence also a compatible mobo) that is 64-bit enabled. My friend's running an outdated duo core series CPU that is only 32-bit, which means he can't even meet the min. specs for games like XCOM2.
Are there any cpu/mobo combos that'll give me the best value for my budget and hopefully last a decent time regarding minimum compatibility? Will buying a overclockable CPU + cooler be better in terms of value rather than just a better CPU?
The other specs for his PC are just generally entry level stuff, 4GB ram, nvidia GT640, etc etc. The main question is just what is the best value I can get with my budget that will be able to be 64-bit and last a while (since I don't think many people upgrade CPUs that often.)
Any deals online or do I just go to SLS?
Thanks a lot!
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