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Which one of these PCs is better for 1080p 60fps gaming?

TLOUFoREVer

PC 1 :

MOBO: Gigabyte Z370 D3H

CPU: 6 Core I5 8400 2.8 - 4.0ghz

GPU: GTX 1060 6GB

RAM: 16GB DDR4 2400mhz (2 sticks of 8GB)

PSU:Aerocool 80 plus 700w PSU

OS Drive: 250GB SK hynix SL308 SSD

Secondary Hard Drive: Seagate 1TB BarraCuda 7200RPM Hard Disk

 

 

 

 

PC 2:

MOBO: ASUS Prime Z370 - A

CPU: 6 Core I5 8600k 3.6 - 4.3ghz (Overclocked up to 20%)

GPU: GTX 1070 Ti 8GB

RAM: 16GB DDR4 2400mhz (2 sticks of 8GB)

PSU: Fractal Design 80 plus 600w PSU

OS Drive: 250GB Samsung 970 EVO M2 PCIe SSD

Secondary Hard Drive: Seagate 2TB BarraCuda 7200RPM Hard Disk

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PC2 of course.

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Just now, mikedrewsmy said:

PC2 of course.

Thank you very much! Just want to get peoples opinions incase PC1 is actually better.

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3 minutes ago, dado1209 said:

really? i was sure the first one was way better..

Am i sensing sarcasm?

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Just now, seoz said:

It's obvious the second one is better;

 

8600K > 8400

1070 Ti > 1060

M.2 > SSD

Thank you very much! I thought it would be but just wanted to check.

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1 minute ago, seoz said:

I should also mention that an 8400 + GTX 1060 is fully capable of 1080p 60fps, but the second PC can do it much better and then some.

Would it be a good upgrade for future proofing?

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2 minutes ago, TLOUFoREVer said:

Is it a good upgrade for £450 ($576.23) ?

for the 1st pc parts or 2nd pc parts? If it's the first then it's not a bad deal

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Just now, seoz said:

Absolutely, yes.

Awesome! Thank you so much!

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Just now, Ordinarily_Greater said:

for the 1st pc parts or 2nd pc parts? If it's the first then it's not a bad deal

£450 More for the 2nd 

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both pc will produce 60fps, but the second one is even better.

for $560 is cheap.

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2 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

both pc will produce 60fps, but the second one is even better.

for $560 is cheap.

Will either max out GTA 5 at 1080p 60fps?

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12 minutes ago, seoz said:

M.2 > SSD

That doesn't make any sense. xD

 

What I assume you mean is PCIe > SATA, although that's not necessarily true.

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1 minute ago, JoostinOnline said:

That doesn't make any sense. xD

 

What I assume you mean is PCIe > SATA, although that's not necessarily true.

Well, yes, I meant in full, NMVe M.2 SSD > SATA SSD.

 

It's true in this instance, the 970 Evo can do "Read speeds up to 3,500MB/s", I don't think I need to read the first build's SSD to know it's inferior.

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7 minutes ago, TLOUFoREVer said:

Will either max out GTA 5 at 1080p 60fps?

GTA 5 is an ancient game, ofcourse neither will.

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12 minutes ago, TLOUFoREVer said:

£450 More for the 2nd 

450 more sounds good unless PC1 is already overpriced, what exactly do you pay for either of them?

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3 minutes ago, seoz said:

Well, yes, I meant in full, NMVe M.2 SSD > SATA SSD.

 

It's true in this instance, the 970 Evo can do "Read speeds up to 3,500MB/s", I don't think I need to read the first build's SSD to know it's inferior.

You're mixing up your terms, comparing things that aren't related. M.2 is a form factor, and NVMe is a protocol. PCIe and SATA are interfaces.

 

In this case you are correct about the 970 Evo being better, but for a boot drive sequential speeds don't matter. It's the random read speeds that matter. That's why a quality SATA drive can be faster than a cheap PCIe one (such as the 600p series).

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3 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

GTA 5 is an ancient game, ofcourse neither will.

Did you mean either?

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2 minutes ago, Pixel5 said:

450 more sounds good unless PC1 is already overpriced, what exactly do you pay for either of them?

£949.99 ($1217.97) for PC1 

£1349.99 ($1730.81) for PC2

 

both are brand new, 5 year warranty on both 

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2 minutes ago, RAM555789 said:

Quick break down, at 1080p gaming, your CPU is more likely to bottleneck than your GPU (as long as its current or last gen) in most cases.

Do you think the CPU would bottleneck often with either build in modern games?

 

 

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