Recently started playing Elder scrolls online, and as much as I've been enjoying it, it's been nothing but issues with my computer.

So essentially my options are to upgrade a couple things in my current build. Or my company offers a zero interest loan on computers up to $1500, roughly 2-3 month wait for that.

My thoughts are to buy a SSD, since my biggest issue is load times.
Not sure if it would help the odd frame drop.

I'll post my build I have right now, once I get home from work in a couple hours.

so wait 2-3 months or spend money out of pocket.
i'd wait.

So to be more detailed about the program at my work..

I can either spend $1500 of my own money, in any store and the company will reimburse me, or I can go direct to a local company we deal with and not have to pay any of my own money.

The company will build exactly what I want. Probably low end brands and I find it's over priced ( I've went with them once before).

Now the issue with spending my own money, is to my understanding I cannot build it myself, after buying parts. But I think using a site like NCIX where the assemble it and send finished product maybe aloud.

Well, NCIX will definitely build it for an extra $50

/e If your company goes for it, I would go that route.

This post was edited by Ghot on Jan 26 2017 10:45pm

why not?

That's what I'm leaning towards.
Just wondering if buying a SSD for games, since it's easily swapped to another computer if I understand correctly.




I'm not exactly sure why, I just know a coworker had intended on building one but was told he wasn't allowed.
So I have to verify if something like ncix is possible, or see what the company we use will charge for something.

An SSD is always a good purchase, but other than game load times...


Also You can just add one into the $1500 build.

The load times are the biggest frustration lately with the game.


anyhow, here is my computer specs atm



This post was edited by Nivian on Jan 26 2017 11:36pm

SSD & A better GPU & You're good to go.

maybe another 8gb ram down the road too

Not sure what would be worth upgrading the gpu