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Sorry, I got a bit sidetracked yesterday. It's, as far as im aware, just a stock cooler on my CPU. My PC case is a reasonable size...i couldnt tell you what the dimensions were unless I measured it properly.. I seem to have a good 11-12 inches though at a glance! Edit: I have 2 x 4GB RAM

I've got an SSD, the game is installed to that. It's a CRUCIAL_CT275MX300SSD1 (250GB) Remember the 125 gift card is only got amazon. But I could stretch to maybe 30 quid extra from my own pocket to get an i5 from CEX, if that's what you were advising.. Will I need to buy new cable for my PSU...

And yes, my cpu is 3.3GHz..dual core.

I see your point. Being very new to all this - would it be possible to grab second hand versions of a 1650 super and, presumebly, an i5 CPU for around £150? Maybe I'm way off.. My motherboard won't accept AMD processors.. I'm told. So I'm stuck with the slightly more pricey Intel chips..

My budget has gone up to around £150. My PSU is a Corsair CX450M. Motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-Z97P-D3 I'm just wondering if I'll suffer bottleneck ING is I were to go ahead and get a 1650 Super or something similar..? My CPU is a bit old by todays standards.. What do you think? I'm by no means...

Are second hand GPU's trustworthy? Im Sceptical..

Current system specs: Intel Pentium G3258 @ 3.20GHz 8GB DDR3 RAM NVidia GT 1030 I have a £75 quid amazon gift card. I wondered if I could potentially upgrade part of my system to help with gaming performance. Right now im struggling to play Resident Evil 2 Remake...I know my CPU is under...