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[Jasemase]

Can’t get the i3 intel or the memory? Can get everything else 

Edited May 15, 2025 by Jasemase
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[Hinjima]

3 minutes ago, Jasemase said:

Mate thank u an what’s that’s capable for? 

No problem  

 

It will play GTA 5 at 1080p resolution at ultra settings with very playable framerate. We usually set the standard at minimum 60 FPS ( Frames Per Second ) and at 1080p resolution at ultra settings you should be around 80-100 FPS.
Even throwing some mods in there and lower the graphical options to medium or high would be very doable  

 

It also beats the minimum system requirements for Inzoi but only just, it should run but dont expect much even at low settings.

Around 50-60 FPS and I consider this playable.  Cant be too picky with this budget.

 

Here is a video of someone playing GTA 5 Online with the 12100f and RTX 3050 as picked in the list for you.

Keep an eye on the D3D11 line with the white number in FPS being the framerate, above 60 is the target.

 

[Hinjima]

1 hour ago, Jasemase said:

Can’t get the i3 intel or the memory? Can get everything else 

 

 

Do you have to buy everything from Amazon?

[jordanbuilds1]

Eek

 

 by chance, are you able to use Jawa or Facebook marketplace where you live? The specs of the pc you bought are kinda… iffy. This is a common scam where people will take the components out of a 12 year old office pc and put them into a flashy case with a flashy fan and sell it for high prices. I would cancel the order and buy from one of the two sites i listed. There’s a lot of people nowadays putting together pcs with good specs around that price. If you want a estimate of the fps you will be getting with those pcs, you can type the components into a fps calculator ( most listings on Jawa and fb should include specs) and see if you would be fine with that type of performance. 
 

 

 

i understand that your new to pcs, but much like Pokémon and scalped cards, id recommend researching your first purchase instead of blind buying into something that you don’t know is good or not.

[Jasemase]

19 hours ago, jordanbuilds1 said:

Eek

 

 by chance, are you able to use Jawa or Facebook marketplace where you live? The specs of the pc you bought are kinda… iffy. This is a common scam where people will take the components out of a 12 year old office pc and put them into a flashy case with a flashy fan and sell it for high prices. I would cancel the order and buy from one of the two sites i listed. There’s a lot of people nowadays putting together pcs with good specs around that price. If you want a estimate of the fps you will be getting with those pcs, you can type the components into a fps calculator ( most listings on Jawa and fb should include specs) and see if you would be fine with that type of performance. 
 

 

 

i understand that your new to pcs, but much like Pokémon and scalped cards, id recommend researching your first purchase instead of blind buying into something that you don’t know is good or not.

I know it’s going back but I’m finding it hard to sort out what I need for the price I’ve got 

[Jasemase]

20 hours ago, Hinjima said:

Do you have to buy everything from Amazon?

I don’t know where to buy them that’s not gona rip me off or Neva turn up an I’m getting stressed out about this I just want a pc 

[Hinjima]

14 minutes ago, Jasemase said:

I don’t know where to buy them that’s not gona rip me off or Neva turn up an I’m getting stressed out about this I just want a pc 

https://www.scan.co.uk/products/intel-core-i3-12100f-s-1700-alder-lake-4-cores-8-threads-33ghz-43ghz-turbo-12mb-cache-60w-retail?utm_source=pc part picker&utm_medium=referral

 

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/intel-core-i3-12100f-3.30ghz-alder-lake-socket-lga1700-processor-retail-cp-6as-in.html

 

Overclockers.co.uk and Scan.co.uk are both reliable safe websites to buy from. They have the CPU in stock.

 

They also have the cheap RAM kit.

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/team-group-vulcan-z-t-force-16gb-2x8gb-ddr4-pc4-25600c16-3200mhz-dual-cha-my-0ak-tg.html

[jordanbuilds1]

1 hour ago, Jasemase said:

I know it’s going back but I’m finding it hard to sort out what I need for the price I’ve got 

$300 dollars would get you a decent 3050 pc: 

this is a really good build guide, and you can use it for most optiplex and 3050 models.