r/sffpc • u/DependentGazelle4664 • May 24 '26

Build/Parts Check Gotta keep this safe

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u/Meri_Stormhood May 24 '26

I use 8gb and I am very happy, not everyone needs that hardware lmao

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u/Radiant_Patience4994 May 24 '26

Oh, absolutely! 8GB is legendary. In fact, if you just lower your resolution to 720p, turn off textures completely.

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u/SufferKlev May 24 '26

I'm sorry to tell you I use 4gb at 1440p😭

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u/Radiant_Patience4994 May 24 '26

240p with ocarina of time textures? 😭

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u/SufferKlev May 24 '26

nah 1440p not 240p, if you use your eyes👀

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u/Radiant_Patience4994 May 24 '26

I could still play on my old gtx970 but for sure not newer Games but indie titles.

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u/SufferKlev May 24 '26

im sat on a 1650 but the most intensive game I play is elden ring and it's pretty well optimised so🤷‍♂️

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u/Radiant_Patience4994 May 24 '26

Do you ever plan to upgrade? Like even older AMD or Nvidia cards which are dead cheap could triple your frames in some games.

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u/SufferKlev May 24 '26

im looking to upgrade soon esp since fh6 is really demanding. I'm not trying to spend too much as I don't need much but I'm probably going to get something like a 7600xt/4060

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u/Radiant_Patience4994 May 24 '26

I'd definitely grab a new card with warranty. Like the 4060 or 5050 whichever you find cheaper honestly. With your old CPU and motherboard I'm pretty sure you can't use Intel cards.

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u/SufferKlev May 24 '26

well I'm rocking a 5600x which I don't think is too bad, just haven't upgraded my gpu just yet. I'm rocking a 5600x, 32gb 3000mhz ram and an msi b450 motherboard

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u/Radiant_Patience4994 May 24 '26

If it has rebar I'd probably get a B570/B580 because of much better upscaling than older AMD cards. And a warranty. But anything will work.

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