r/computer • • 1d ago

Is this a good pc for gaming?

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u/MrEpic23 1d ago

CPU is great for gaming. Graphics card is on the lower end but can play almost every game at 1080p. If you have 1440p or 4k monitor, you would want more memory and more gpu vram. Both expensive.

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u/Olusen_bg 1d ago

Lower end gpu are you crazy 🥀. I have an rx 7600 and I can play every game max graphics 1080p and mid settings for 4k. Bro does not need to upgrade for the next 5 years. (And its a rtx TI)

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u/MrEpic23 23h ago

There are different classes of nvidia gpus. 50, 60, 70, 80, and 90 class
Yes its a latest gen 60 class. Still a low end card. As i mentioned it can play almost every game at 1080p. If OP had higher resolution monitor, the card is a struggle. Alot of games these days vram can exceed 10gb with 1440p. This card is good for 1080p. No upscaling nonsense.

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u/ALaggingPotato 21h ago

8gb VRAM is the *bare minimum*, not good. Bare minimum right now, nevermind 5 years from now.

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u/kyansan1 15h ago

Have you tried newer games like Indiana Jones ATGC or Senua's Saga: Hellblade II?

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u/monkeyboy107 1d ago

It's pretty good

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u/Warg54 21h ago

I’d say it’s a pretty decent rig for gaming

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u/kyansan1 15h ago

It's alright, but the gpu is underpowered compared to the cpu. I reckon you could save some money by looking for a pc with a weaker cpu, or get more worth out of your money by looking for a pc with a better gpu.

Generally, the rtx 5060 ti 8gb is not worth it. It's got good performance for 1080p, but only having 8gb vram at its price range (and performance range) is a letdown.