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ChangsITSupport wrote I cant remember the exact file size (it's late and i'm tired lol) but it is around 4GB Around 6GB so it will take up next to nothing on an SSD/HDD.
Okay thanks for everything
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$75 for 8GB RAM is ridiculous, what a huge waste of money. $75 would get you 16GB RAM, easily.
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Use the remaining $60 or so to either get an SSD, or upgrade to the 380x instead of the 380. Whether you go for the 380, or 380x, you have XFire support so you can add a 2nd in the future, if you need/want to.
Also, if 8GB RAM will be sufficient for you, you can get that, save a bit of money and buy a nice wee cooler. Stock cooler is fine for now though.
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Use the remaining $60 or so to either get an SSD, or upgrade to the 380x instead of the 380. Whether you go for the 380, or 380x, you have XFire support so you can add a 2nd in the future, if you need/want to.
Also, if 8GB RAM will be sufficient for you, you can get that, save a bit of money and buy a nice wee cooler. Stock cooler is fine for now though.
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