What will this beable tgo hande game wise? Sorry couldn't find Gen. Hardware..

Edward78 · June 24

My sister bout my Nepgew a computer on Facebook marketplace for $200, is it good? Sounds ok to me, will it upgrade to Winn11? Can that card handle 3k good?

Ha-Satan · June 24

For $200 that's pretty good. It should be able to play 95%+ of the games on Steam. Pretty much everything that came out in 2021 or before should run on this. Some of the latest and most demanding games from the last 3-ish years may not be able to run as they require newer hardware, but in the grand scheme of things, the vast majority of PC games ever made should run on this. Your nephew should be able to have loads of fun with it!

DeltaE3 · June 24

3 hours ago, Edward78 said:

My sister bout my Nepgew a computer on Facebook marketplace for $200, is it good? Sounds ok to me, will it upgrade to Winn11? Can that card handle 3k good?

You will be able to play 95% of games just fine at 1080p medium settings. For $200 it's about as good as you will ever find.

starsmine · June 24

old ps4 generation games? yes
current generation games, not well.

Caroline · June 24

Yeah it's fine for $200. How's the cooling? mesh front with fans or solid plastic/glass?

what's 3k? you can probably play some oldie games or new titles on low settings, it'd probably run modern games if devs actually cared about optimising, some indie stuff might run

SansVarnic · June 25

-= Moved to Laptops and Pre-Built Systems =-

Edward78 · June 25

11 hours ago, Caroline said:

Yeah it's fine for $200. How's the cooling? mesh front with fans or solid plastic/glass?

what's 3k? you can probably play some oldie games or new titles on low settings, it'd probably run modern games if devs actually cared about optimising, some indie stuff might run

Sorry, meant 4k $ that is a huge no right? I got exited & told my sis he could have my Dough Spectrum One 27-Inch Gaming Monitor - 4K HDR, 144Hz Refresh Rate, 1ms Response, IPS Panel, Freesync Premium Pro, USB-C Docking, DisplayPort, HDMI (Eve Spectrum) (Monitor with Stand, Glossy). No way that GPU could handle it.