PC Gaming Hardware opinions needed

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  1. dialtonex

    dialtonex Member

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    Hi I'm wanting to get into pc gaming and was wondering if my current hp rig is good enough if I buy a decent video card. Im running an AMD Phenom II X4 945 processor @ 3.0Ghz, 8 GB Ram, on Win 8 x64 my current vid card is an old ATI Radeon HD 5450, so I'm wondering if I snag a good deal during black friday for a new video card if my current system stats are good enough for pc gaming? Thanks in advance for your opinions and recommendations.
     
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    no one can give me a yes or no?
     
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    im not a amd user so i dont no about your cpu but normally changing your gpu will greatly improve gaming experianc
    can you overclock your cpu if you can it might help you have enought ram so you dont need to upgrade that
    heres a link to ocn they shoulld help you out i always use them for advice
    http://www.overclock.net/
     
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    not even 24hrs between posts. people do have jobs & lives to live besides being on this site. depends on the games system requirements on whether your system will play them. not all games have same requirements.
     
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    I think a gpu upgrade will be enough the cpu will be fine and they say the sweet spot is 8gb of ram for gaming so your ok for ram.
     
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