Shmuel_06

Sorry if this isn’t in the right topic I wasn’t totally sure so basically I saw a really good deal in the used market for a $1000Aus ($700us) computer. It is severely bottlenecked but should I get it anyway it has an RX 5700xt Ryzen 5 2600 and 16gb 3000mhz (which could easily be overclocked based on the kit) ram. Should I get it despite the bottleneck or should I just build a similar priced computer with a much weaker GPU. Thanks p.s I’m asking the seller why he’s selling it I probably won’t be able to respond for a while either but any help would be great!

Thx for actually answering my question and not going about some huge long rant it was really helpful

Alright thx guys that was bugging me for a while and I think that the storage difference is worth it for performance now thx a lot ??

Apart from faster load times (obviously) are there any other reasons why a SSD is a better choice then a HDD for gaming? Btw pls not fighting in the comments

Alright thx

For gaming with an RX 570 8gb

If you came here to ramble about how crap intel is and that Ryzen is way better just don’t I already know Ryzen is better and i intend to use Ryzen in any builds I may use but right now I just wanna know how long and i3 9100f would last.

Yeh ik I was just wondering

Just curious

*for an intel build

Is it the same sad story for H310 chipset for intel

Alright thx

Forget about price could someone explain to me what else apart from overclockability why is it bad

I have already made a post a while ago on this but it was like a month ago but anyway. If I have zero interest in over clocking or upgrading my RAM would an A320 be fine for gaming? Idk if that’s enough info if you need more and I’ll be happy to provide

Thank you all so much holy shit that response time was faster then 911 lmao