Is that enough to play Fortnite and everyday things?
2 GB graphics memory are very little. In addition, many gaming PCs have 16 GB of RAM, which should be enough for Fortnite 8 GB.
How much does it cost?
Build yourself a zsm with a 1080ti and a i7 so you can manage almost any current game with max settings liquid
380 euro
Fortnite would then run smoothly
Are you just going to go through all the PCs you find that way? That can be quite a lot. Especially since you do not respond to your answers.
That's why I'm not writing anything here anymore.
Unless you can give us a sum that you are willing to spend.
And could you show where the graphics memory is?
With 1080ti and i7 stop immediately on ~ 700 euro.
About 1000 but rather get something good right away than always have to do an upgrade. And max for 380 is the pretty gammlig you prefer yourself a zsm is always cheaper
Sure is the gammlig, finished Pc's are (almost) always scrap. Hardwarerat.de is the only site that sells cleverly.
Up to 400 euro
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You can use it to play Fortnite and everything else, but for games with better graphics than Fortnite, the details need to be reduced.
Are the 2048 MB in the graphics card.
I do not play Fortnite and do not believe in it, so I can't give you any information.
Ok, I do not quite understand, that's just as bad / good. The only thing that is better, is the slightly higher tack of the ram otherwise it is just like the other (only it's just listed what's in it, that does not make the pc better)
256GB SSD instead of hard drive. SSDs are 10x faster and I can't recommend a PC without SSD.
Even 2400s is bad for the Ryzen but at least better than 2133er. The Ram directly affects the graphics power because it is an IGP, I would rather build in 3000s or better
And what do you want to do with 250gb ssd memory two maybe three games then it is full, but that is a ssd plicht I agree with you fully.
That's true with the ram, but for 20 euro more… I would not do it personally
Hard disk is as easy as inserting a CD. Rein, connect, done. Installing SSD retrospectively is associated with a great deal of extra work.
And as I said, SSDs are so much faster.
By the way, the other has a 500GB hard drive. They are no longer manufactured so this is an ancient plate with possible bearing damage or a return. And that's not much bigger either.
