New upgrades for me

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I was having PC issues the last couple of months, and I conned the IT guy at work into having a look.

My circa 2012 hard drive was very obsolete. He installed a used SSD hard drive for $40 parts and labor. He also says my monitor is so old (purchased it in 2009 i think) that it is causing issues in game play too. I think it's an VGA type, I have to use an pin adaptor to plug it into my PC.

Just ordered a new "returned" monitor from Amazon for $100, with 165 refresh rate, 1.0 m/s speed. IT buddy gave me a Display Port Cable to use with it.

Can't wait to see what happens in game play. Sometimes these upgrades result in no noticeble difference in game play.
 
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Nice dude!

The SSD alone will make your load times skyrocket.

Im guessing it takes over a minute for a game to load on a HD. That will probably go down to 30 seconds maybe even less.
 
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I was gaming with a 5400 rpm HDD, then a 7200 rpm HDD, then an SSD and at the end of the day, I finally ended up with a 2TB M.2 NVMe along with my 240hz, 1ms monitor.

In the beginning I had a 60hz monitor, I was being killed way too quick, now at 240hz I'm shooting from Golmud and killing people in Metro.

Receiving many BF4 new GM shooting ribbon. o_O
 
I was gaming with a 5400 rpm HDD, then a 7200 rpm HDD, then an SSD and at the end of the day, I finally ended up with a 2TB M.2 NVMe along with my 240hz, 1ms monitor.

In the beginning I had a 60hz monitor, I was being killed way too quick, now at 240hz I'm shooting from Golmud and killing people in Metro.

Receiving many BF4 new GM shooting ribbon. o_O
75hz is a sweet spot at metro
 
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