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depedns on the rest of the specs. 1050 ti is better than vega 11, but 3400g is much better than 2400.

 

i would honestly just get the 3400g and add a gpu later.

 

what are you using this for?

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1 minute ago, SavageNeo said:

depedns on the rest of the specs. 1050 ti is better than vega 11, but 3400g is much better than 2400.

 

i would honestly just get the 3400g and add a gpu later.

 

what are you using this for?

gaming

AND  i am getting the i5 2400 and gtx 1050 ti for the price of the 3400g alone

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Just now, AGENT_PRIME_YT said:

gaming

AND  i am getting the i5 2400 and gtx 1050 ti for the price of the 3400g alone

what titles? if they are cpu heavby like CSGO you are honestly better with 3400g.

 

 

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1 minute ago, AGENT_PRIME_YT said:

how about AAA at low setting

2400 is pretty bad so AAA modern games you can not play at very good frame rates. atleast not enjoyable. mayby around 30fps max depending on the title. 

3400g is not nearly as good in graphical performance as 1050ti but 2400 is so bad that 3400g might end up winning.

 

just get 3400g and save up for a gpu later onj. used rx 570 or 580.

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2 minutes ago, SavageNeo said:

2400 is pretty bad so AAA modern games you can not play at very good frame rates. atleast not enjoyable. mayby around 30fps max depending on the title. 

3400g is not nearly as good in graphical performance as 1050ti but 2400 is so bad that 3400g might end up winning.

 

just get 3400g and save up for a gpu later onj. used rx 570 or 580.

just bought i5 and gtx 1050ti

well i could upgrade pc after an year to R 5 3600 with RTX 2060 SUPER 

i think the setup no i a using can atleast play games

 

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RTX 2060 SUPER 

5700XT makes more sense. but in a year you could get rtx 3060 ti. or some AMD gpu. probably DDR5 and ryzen 6000. nobody knows.

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7 minutes ago, SavageNeo said:

5700XT makes more sense. but in a year you could get rtx 3060 ti. or some AMD gpu. probably DDR5 and ryzen 6000. nobody knows.

that will be the spcs i can afford after an year and about amd graphics card i want to chech the feel of raytracing so whe rtx 3060 makes sense

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