I’m confused by your reply; Vsync locks your FPS to your monitor’s refresh rate; e.g. 60Hz monitor = 60 fps when Vsync is on.
My monitor currently runs at 60Hz so why are you suggesting me to force it to 50Hz? A miss-understanding I guess. Unsure about overclock my refresh-rate since monitors don’t have fans & rely on passive cooling, they don’t have the ability to deal with the extra heat.
a. Do you usually build your own PC, by buy individual parts? Or buy pre-build PC systems?
I’m in a similar situation looking to upgrade my aging desktop PC; at the moment I’m waiting for Ryzen 2 or Ryzen 2+ which will be 7nm & free from the Spectre security vulnerability, coming out at 2019 maybe if things go to plan at AMD.
Hopefully by that time, DDR4 memory prices will be closer to normal.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zen_2
You’re in a tricky situation, you can either:
1. Learn to overclock your AM2 CPU.
2. Replace the AM3 motherboard.
3. Get a pre-owned Intel i5 CPU & motherboard that supports the DDR3 that you currently have.
4. Pay double or triple the price for new DDR4 RAM, a new motherboard & get a new CPU that is vulnerable to meltdown & spectre.
5. Wait for AMD Ryzen 2 in 2019+
b. What games do you play or want to in the future? list the ones with the higher system requirements.
My monitor currently runs at 60Hz so why are you suggesting me to force it to 50Hz? A miss-understanding I guess. Unsure about overclock my refresh-rate since monitors don’t have fans & rely on passive cooling, they don’t have the ability to deal with the extra heat.
a. Do you usually build your own PC, by buy individual parts? Or buy pre-build PC systems?
I’m in a similar situation looking to upgrade my aging desktop PC; at the moment I’m waiting for Ryzen 2 or Ryzen 2+ which will be 7nm & free from the Spectre security vulnerability, coming out at 2019 maybe if things go to plan at AMD.
Hopefully by that time, DDR4 memory prices will be closer to normal.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zen_2
You’re in a tricky situation, you can either:
1. Learn to overclock your AM2 CPU.
2. Replace the AM3 motherboard.
3. Get a pre-owned Intel i5 CPU & motherboard that supports the DDR3 that you currently have.
4. Pay double or triple the price for new DDR4 RAM, a new motherboard & get a new CPU that is vulnerable to meltdown & spectre.
5. Wait for AMD Ryzen 2 in 2019+
b. What games do you play or want to in the future? list the ones with the higher system requirements.