I'm a hobby gamer and BEGINNER, actually only play Fortnite Fifa
which pc is better for more fps and in general?
⚡Technical data
1 … Processor (CPU):
AMD Phenom II X4 965 3.4 GHz 4/4 c / t
Graphics card (GPU):
Nvidia GeForce gtx 1050
Random Access Memory (RAM):
8GB dual channel
Main memory (NEW):
256GB SSD
Housing (NEW):
Aerocool Cylon RGB case with side window black
Mainboard:
ASRock 960 GM / U3S3
Power supply unit (PSU):
HP DPS power supply
Processor cooler:
Scythe custom cooler
Extras:
CSL WLan PCIE plug-in card
Bluetooth 5.0 adapter
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2… What is installed?
Processor: Ryzen 3 3200g
GPU: Vega 8
RAM: 8gb DDR4 3200mhz
Mainboard: MSI a320-m pro
SSD: Innovation IT 240gb
Power supply: 720w
On request there's also a very powerful Wlan PCI Express card with 2 antennas (built-in internally) if you do not have a LAN connection.
Add the price.
I wouldn't take either. So that I would take one of them, they would have to be very cheap.
Just look at the graphics card in comparison. 1050 Vs Vega 8
The Vega 8 is an IGpu, hardly any performance.
1. 300 euro including guarantee
2. 370 including guarantee
Hardly any performance is relative. Compare the vega 8 with an Intel UHD and that's a sports car.
How much fps could I manage in Fortnite?
WHAT?! 300 euro but yes it goes well, a bit too cheap where did you find it? The 1st
On a used market. How much fps could I manage with Fortnite? (144 Hz monitor 1080p)
Wouldn't pay more than 200 euro for it.
Anything over 250 euro would be too much for that.
So if you have a PC that Fifa can already do then just keep it.
The first PC was apparently tinkered with old components and the second put together by someone who has no plan, you can see on the far too powerful power supply.
On top of that, with 240 gig of total storage space, you can't really start gaming because the OS and everything else take up a bit of space.
But if you were willing to spend 150 euro more you would get a new PC with a 3400g. That would definitely be better than the 2nd PC.
Now the first one is interesting because it is quite cheap and has a 1050 in it. Which is not such a bad graphics card for the beginning. But that sounds to me almost like Ebay classifieds where fraudsters cavort. But the processor is really very, very old and could be too slow for the graphics card.
But the best thing to do is to really think about whether you're not spending a little more. Or keep whatever you have.
Neither of the two are partly out of date and do not seem particularly professionally put together where you can buy them and at what price
A little tip so far was older AMD graphics cards e.g. A R9 270 x or 280 x the 270 x is slightly worse than a 1050 ti so about 10% a 280 x is even 25% faster
Maybe you can dust one off reasonably cheaply, which has become a bit more difficult because hardwerrad unfortunately made a video about it
If you can get one of the mentioned graphics cards cheaply, you can buy a used PC without a graphics card at a significantly lower price or upgrade your old one
So honestly, better buy a new one, on your question: 144hz brings nothing but then only low settings maybe you're at just under kp watch the video then you know it
Around 120 low
And how is it?
I'm offering a gaming PC that has an Intel Core I5 2500k and a Radeon R9 270 installed.
The power supply has 620 watts.
A 120 GB SSD from Kingston is also installed, as well as an ASRock mainboard and 8GB G.Skill RAM.
The case is a Zalman Z11 Plus with 2 blue LED fans (with only one side panel).
A suitable power cable for the PC is also included.
A little bit of ram because you can possibly help cheap the cpu is terribly old depends entirely on the price
