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  "publishedAt": "2026-03-14T18:49:12.000Z",
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    "PC Gaming",
    "OccasionallyFeralya",
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    "12 comments",
    "@B0NK3RS@lazysoci.al"
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  "textContent": "submitted by OccasionallyFeralya to pcgaming\n18 points | 12 comments\n\nI haven’t upgraded my PC in a long time and I’ve always been very frugal when it comes to getting PC parts. While I don’t think I’ll _need_ to upgrade for some time still, I’m curious what y’alls opinion would be on a relatively cheap ($300>) upgrade would be, if one exists at all. Preferably AMD but I’ve heard linux support for Nvidia has improved quite a bit since I last had one.\n\nThanks to @B0NK3RS@lazysoci.al I realize it would help if I shared the rest of my specs: an MSI AM4 motherboard (I don’t have the model but I believe it’s a B450 or B550 tomahawk), 24 gigs of ram, and a Ryzen 3600 X cpu.",
  "title": "I have an Rx480, what's a reasonable budget upgrade?"
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