So your real budget is £1500? What's the point of stating £2000-2500 if it's not the correct one?
Not really just trying to see if it’d better value for money to go for a lower spec pc which can run the games I usually play on pc & get the Xbox series x for tripple a games or get better specs on the new pc so I can play those tripple a games on pc since I need to replace my old one anyway. I can’t afford to get the series x, a dedicated PC for gaming plus new monitor if I go for series x now I’d have to lower my budget for the new pcSo your real budget is £1500? What's the point of stating £2000-2500 if it's not the correct one?
Anyway, at £1500-1600, you can only get a 1080p system, and the maximum recommended monitor size is 24" to maintain an acceptable level of quality at such low resolution.
Consoles and PCs are two fully different platforms that cannot and should not be compared.
Yes, 1440p is still suitable up to 32'', resulting in approx 90PPI, the lowest limit before losing sharpness and immersion.
Yes, 1440p is still suitable up to 32'', resulting in approx 90PPI, the lowest limit before losing sharpness and immersion.
A 27-inch 1440p monitor has roughly 110PPI, which I believe provides the best overall gaming experience.
Of course, everything is dependent to the distance between your eyes and the monitor: if I sit at 8 feet (about 2.5 meters), I wouldn't see anything at all.
I'm pretty confident I can redesign my setup to work with the corsair case but in the event i can't is there any smaller cases which would fit with these specs or similar specs (for reference I've included a picture of how my current set up looks) p.s i may get the god of war(2018) and God of war raganarok although not likely would these specs work with thses game my current pc is (H:37cm ,W: 18cm , D: 45cm)
I’ve asked my shoes & they refuse to move 🤣
the recommended one is stillout of stock assuming it still out of stock if & when decide to go ahead is there another better one you'd recommed for similar price(under £2300)
Great thanks does AMD have an app to keep it's graphics drivers up to date like Nvidia does?
That's called a windows reset, it won't wipe anything, it will do a singular pass, industry standard is 3 passes for an actual wipe, with 7 being if you really don't want anyone to recover any data.
That wasn't what was being highlighted, you'd stated it would give you the option to erase all data, that option only shows for a windows reset, weather you run that from windows itself or a USB is irrelevant, it won't actually delete any data in a secure way.
