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Thanks. But I don't get it—my power supply is 550W, so why would this 500W one be any better? BTW thanks.
So, I've been rocking an ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2, but it's finally time for an upgrade. I built a new PC about a month and a half ago, but I didn't have the cash for a decent GPU back then, so I skipped it. Now that I've saved up some money, I'm looking to grab a new card and could use some help. Check Newegg or Micro Center.
My current PC build:
CPU-AMD Phenom II X4 3.6 GHz with ASUS 990FX Motherboard
Motherboard-ASRock 990FX Extreme3
RAM-DDR3 1600 (4 GB)
HDD-WD Caviar Blue 500 GB
Case-Thermaltake Commander MS-I
PSU-Microsoft 550W
GPU-ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2
Listed some extra stuff that doesn't really matter.
I've got about $500 (max. $567) maybe $40-$17 whatever.
Not sure if ATI or NVIDIA is better.
Personally, I feel like ATI is the way to go.
I'm looking for a mousepad that works for both high and low DPI (if that's even a thing), honestly I don't know much about PC gear... I've got about 100-$67..
Yo, I'm new here and have been stuck on one question for a while now.
I'm a gamer, so obviously my mouse matters—but honestly, isn't the mousepad just as important?
Up until now, I’ve been using some Logitech wireless junk (wasn't even cheap, either) and a dictionary as a mousepad, which somehow worked. Now I'm looking to upgrade and decided on the Razer DeathAdder. I wanted to grab a matching mousepad from the same brand, but they seem impossible to find online—they used to be at Best Buy, but now they're gone. So, can I pair this mouse with a Razer mousepad? Or am I forced to buy both from the same brand to make them work together?
PS: I'm set on getting the Guardian, so let me know which pad combos actually work well with it..
Thanks in advance, and sorry for the "essay."
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