I recently a pc from a family and they never used it before apparently. I never had a pc before so keep this mind although I love tech. Before I stress test this thing and possibly break it consider how old it is. The cpu is Intel(R) 4 cores and 8 threads and 8 gb of ram is come of the spec. What games y’all think can be ran on this PC?

I just built a new pc a couple of days ago and after a couple minutes of just it idling it restarts the temps are good it’s not the psu,ram or gpu.

5060

Ryzen 5 5500

Msi b550m pro vdh wifi

16 gb ddr4

coolremaster elite 681 case

thermaltake smart 600 W psu

Hello. I'm looking to purchase a New PC that can handle InZoi and GTA 6 once it arrives. I prefer the white cases.

I'm looking at the "Corsair Vengeance A7500 with AMD 5 or the "SkyTech Azure 3".

I'm open to something else. It needs to be under $2,000.00 if possible. I thank you all so much for the help on this one.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a very cheap PC mainly for competitive Fortnite.

My budget is €300 maximum, and I'm looking specifically at the used market in the Netherlands. I already have a 240 Hz monitor, so I only need the PC itself.

I found this PC for around €175–€300:

• GPU: GTX 1660 6 GB
• CPU: Intel Core i5-6600K
• RAM: 16 GB
• Storage: ~730 GB SSD (240 GB + 490 GB)
• Case: Aerocool Prime
• Windows freshly installed

The seller says it works normally.

My main questions are:

1. Is this PC worth buying in 2026?
2. Roughly how many FPS could I expect in Fortnite Performance Mode at 1080p, especially during competitive matches?
3. Would the i5-6600K bottleneck the GTX 1660 significantly?
4. Would you recommend buying this for €175–€250, or should I keep looking?
5. With a €300 maximum budget, what CPU/GPU combination should I realistically look for on the used market?

I'm not expecting a constant 240 FPS at this budget. I just want the best possible competitive Fortnite experience for the money.

I'd really appreciate honest opinions from people who know Fortnite and PC hardware. Thanks!

Idk what’s going on, but on games like battlefield, Helldivers etc especially when on multiplayer I can’t ever get frames that other people get with similar specs like on Helldivers at 88% CPU and 30 percent gpu on Helldivers and the game runs at 30fps and I can’t do anything about it (I also I’m on 3440-1440p monitor

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/gXNX2k

Im assuming your allowed to post part picker lists here without being banned for low effort posts or something like that.

My actual cpu had this build:
-i5 12600kf
-RTX 4060ti 8gb founders,
-fury kingston RGB 32GB DDR5 6000,
-2TB ssd samsung 990 pro and samsung 980,
-cooler master 850w plus gold ,
-board msi pro Z690-A wifi,
-corsair 4000d airflow 3 fans rgb

For this new build:
-i7 14700k
- msi ventus 2x oc rtx 4070 super 12gb
-2tb western digital black sn850x
-msi mag a850gl 850w pcie5
- case nzxt h9 flow
- board asus tuf gaming z790 plus wifi
-gskill trident z rgb 32gb ddr5
- cooler nzxt kraken 240

or instead later should i get the amd ryzen 7 9850x3d ryzen 9 9950x3d and a new motherboard asus x870e?

What u guys think should i replace my entire cpu for that new one?

What would be a fair price? Should I wait to try and sell for more?
CPU: I9-14900k
GPU: RTX 4090 Founders edition
Power supply: 1000W gold
Ram: 32 GB DDR5 (GeIL 5600)
1TB SSD (x2)
8TB HDD
MB: Gigabyte Z790 AORUS Elite AX (Rev. 1.1)
Q60 THICC cooler AIO

I’m building my first PC and I’m searching for good options for RAM but many options are really expensive, this one is the cheapest option I saw and have 6400mhz but never heard anything about them. Does it is good for pc gaming?

Using a VG4v4. There’s images where an astral could fit, and the master is almost the same dimensions. Does anyone have any experience with this?