My current: 3700x, 5700xt oc8, 32gb ram 3200mhz, ssd's.It has to do me for quite some time and I built it with that in mind. You can open a can of worms if you're not careful. My point is is you go good will actually last you and you won't be pissed off in a year or two that you've gotta spend a chunk on upgrading something. Good computer, they still doing their thing but it's 12 years old. It'll run older titles fine like gt2, etc but newer games won't run or if they do. I mean I've got a computer in the closet, custom from 2008 I think. As games get better.they always require more. Although it doesnt contain the much awaited new GT4.
#Assetto corsa pc build reddit update
New build time is always an exciting time, and the latest 1.4 update for Assetto Corsa Competizione is no exception. You won't have wasted your hard earned to be limited to playing titles released now. A new build of Assetto Corsa Competizione has been released - version 1.4 is available to download the next time your restart your Steam client. As in IF you had to you could upgrade.years later. Your rig if done right will be upgradable. You won't be frowning, disappointed at the sketchy images, etc.
#Assetto corsa pc build reddit Pc
Your PC will actually play titles and do it well. The PNY and ASUS versions give a bit more performance at the same price point although I would be wary for triples as they have the 1DP/1HDMI/1DVI outputs. I don't think you'll get anything noticable if you go up to the £250 mark and £300 will net you another 10fps but not worth it. This one seems to have everything, 3DP/1HDMI out. Some of the cheaper ones only have 3 and one will be a DVI. I wouldn't expect it to make much difference in the end, maybe something up to 5fps.Īlso the outputs can vary. You'll find most of them in a range between 1750mhz and 1850mhz with boost enabled. If you see anything with 'ultra' or 'gaming' or 'OC' in the title that'll probably be overclocked a bit. Those are the 3 models to choose from.Īnother consideration is the clockspeeds. The 1660 is about 10fps behind the 1660Super, which is marginally behind the 1660ti. There's some benchmarking you can have a look at.
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