Douglas2k18

Thanks y'all just one more question about the NUC , I have seen some benches where it's close to a 1060 max q 10200 vs 10400 in firestrike and userbenchmark , but in non amd sponsored games it's around a 1050 ti , can this improve with optimisation?

Thanks for the quick answer , one more question though is vega m gh enough for it to get 1080p high - ultra for the next 1 or 2 years?

Yea that's why I'd like to ask about it here.

Hi This is my first post here on the LTT forums so please excuse any mistakes I make.I know a lot of people would tell me to get an itx build/sff , but my situation is quite unique and If like to ask for your help/opinions. Basically I want to buy a new pc in a month or 2 , I'd like for it to game quite well and the NUC seems to get 40 fps in far cry 5 at 1080p maxed out which I think is good enough especially concerning how demanding it is ( I'm not a hardware expert so please correct me if I'm wrong here) , based on some reviews and benchmarks I think that the NUC is powerful enough for my gaming needs (1080p60 high-ultra) especially considering I prefer strategy titles which tax the cpu more . The main pros for me are 1.It has 2x tb3 ports a fast charging port and enough IO to compete with a traditional atx board 2.I can take it with me (quite useful if I wanna play with my friends/go to a lan party) 3.Convenience and a 3 year warranty 4. This is purely subjective but I love the design of it 5.It's really quiet My biggest issues with it are that its not easily upgradable (still better than a gaming laptop) It has limited cooling which means that you can't OC it by more than 5-10% without it going NUClear . Basically I'm not sure if its worth it and that's why I'd like to ask the LTT forums for help. Thanks