[Tuntun]

Hello, I have to buy a new PC. Let me get some suggestion from you guys. It's time to buy a new one. So should I buy this one? Is this perfect?:





Basically I want to remove lag, want to use good ENB in GTA SA, To play COD, CS:GO, GTA IV-5, FIFA, etc.

[Arastair]

You can play those games almost at the highest settings

Is the graphic card "On board"?

I think this PC is fight

[Tuntun]

It shows Built in.

[Gammix]

How much does it costs?

[rymax99]

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Originally Posted by Arastair You can play those games almost at the highest settings Is the graphic card "On board"? I think this PC is fight

You won't be able to play any moderately current title on that machine. You wouldn't even be able to play GTA:SA on that machine with decent settings/resolution.

If you're wanting to play games, you've effectively skimped on the most important factor with game performance. You're going to want a decent dedicated graphics card.

[iZN]

OP I'd like to know your budget so that I can suggest you the "proper" PC components. Buying this ready-made PC is not a good choice, building your PC is way better and it'd be cheaper than this.

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Originally Posted by Arastair You can play those games almost at the highest settings Is the graphic card "On board"? I think this PC is fight

I like how people without having knowledge about PCs are wandering around giving their opinion.

[Arastair]

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Originally Posted by iZN I like how people without having knowledge about PCs are wandering around giving their opinion.

I don't have much knowledge but my laptop is weaker than that and works fine, I don't know much about hardware

[Krest]

Assuming "built-in" means integrated graphics card-.. nope. I love how most GT610/(insert shitty graphics card) ready-made desktops are paired with i7's and ultra derp accessories to trap buyers into thinking they bought a legit NASA computer.

Take iZN's advice and build your own computer. If you're worried about breaking something, buy the parts and send it over to a tech store, they'll fix up your rig. In turn you'll get a much more solid specification with less money wasted.

[YoDawg]

Pretty sure you should buy a PC in parts tho. If you don't know how to build, send it to some nearest point where they built PC's and shit.

[Tuntun]

Thank you guys for the advice. Last time I used pc at 2006 or 2007. My budget around 700 usd. Can you suggest me ram, graphics, hardware and etc?