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Thanks
However what setup is better, from what I've heard the first one is great,
Like I said I'm new to PC so can someone elaborate what the second ones pros/cons are.
Thank you for your time guys
However what setup is better, from what I've heard the first one is great,
Like I said I'm new to PC so can someone elaborate what the second ones pros/cons are.
Thank you for your time guys
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Bump bump bump bump bump
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Motto: Me big smarts. Brainy boy do learns much
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With the 860k, you get overclocking capability, an SSD, XFire support so you can add another 380 with ease, at any point. You also get a better PSU and typically, nicer case.
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Could you explain that in PC noob language, sorry
Also what's overclocking mean? I'm completely new to this
Also what's overclocking mean? I'm completely new to this
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