Martin
i5-3570k CPU
ASRock Z77 Exterem4 mobo
Gigabyte HD 7850 2GB GDDR5 Video card
G.Skill Ripjaws X 8GB (2x4GB)(DDR3-1600)
500GB Western Digital HDD
CoolerMaster Hyper 212 Plus CPU Cooler
AOC 21.5 LED LCD Monitor
32gb SSD Drive
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Considering the fact that you have a Dedicated Graphics card, not to mention 2GB on it, then I'd say you can run any game you want on extreme or the highest settings with little to no latency or loading issues. This being said, there's no way to know for sure as each and every game has their own different programming for the display of graphics. You'll know if it's putting too much strain on your computer if it slows down, acts glitchy, have bad load sectors (like the game has big chunks that aren't loaded, ie black "cracks" in the world), or you hear a weird break in the audio. The only way to know is to play and adjust accordingly. Some graphics require different settings to look better, such as anti-aliasing or frame syncing
You probably can play any game you want on the highest settings, but what might cause it to slow down are the extra programs you might be running, such as video recording or video streaming, running a second monitor, 3D vision for 3D displays, or running your antivirus while you're playing.
Considering the fact that you have a Dedicated Graphics card, not to mention 2GB on it, then I'd say you can run any game you want on extreme or the highest settings with little to no latency or loading issues. This being said, there's no way to know for sure as each and every game has their own different programming for the display of graphics. You'll know if it's putting too much strain on your computer if it slows down, acts glitchy, have bad load sectors (like the game has big chunks that aren't loaded, ie black "cracks" in the world), or you hear a weird break in the audio. The only way to know is to play and adjust accordingly. Some graphics require different settings to look better, such as anti-aliasing or frame syncing
You probably can play any game you want on the highest settings, but what might cause it to slow down are the extra programs you might be running, such as video recording or video streaming, running a second monitor, 3D vision for 3D displays, or running your antivirus while you're playing.
IS this a good gaming pc?
Will
Fractal Design Define R4 Windowed Case - $139.99
Core i5-4670k Haswell LGA 1150 3.4Ghz - $239.94 (Installed with thermal compound)
8GB G.Skill Ripjaws Series 2400MHz OC RAM (4x2GB) - $89.99
ADATA S510 Series Sata III 60GB SSD - $84.99
ASUS Z87-A USB 3.0 ATX Motherboard - $139.99
RaidMAX 600W Power Supply - $59.99
With a R9 270x 2gb
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Brilliant PC, but if you want to step it up a notch, go with what AFRO NINJA says. except keep the SSD for your OS and vital programs such as your antivirus ONLY!
This can speed up your computer dramatically.
Then just get a separate drive for your games and stuff.
glad to be of assistance :)
Kettu_Kun
Brilliant PC, but if you want to step it up a notch, go with what AFRO NINJA says. except keep the SSD for your OS and vital programs such as your antivirus ONLY!
This can speed up your computer dramatically.
Then just get a separate drive for your games and stuff.
glad to be of assistance :)
Kettu_Kun
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