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Jaffa Biscuit

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Hello, I'm new to all the pc side of thing and would love if anybody could tell me if this gaming pc i was looking at would be capable of playing most games such as battlefield etc. at a decent setting? and would it be able to handle the smallest bit of editing for youtube?

Motherboard: GEFORCE 6100PM-M2 (max memory 16GB)

CPU: Amd Phenom X3 8450 Triple core.

Memory: 4GB ram ( 16GB max ).

Graphics: XFX Nvidia GeForce GTS 8600

Connection:

- 1 x PS/2 keyboard & PS/2 mouse connectors

- 1 x Serial port (COM1)

- 1 x VGA port

- 1 x RJ45 LAN connector

- 8 x USB ports

- 1 x Parallel port (LPT1) (Optional)

- 1 x Audio port (Line-in, Line-out, Mic-in)

- 1 x HDMI ADAPTER

- 2 x DVI

Storage: HITACHI 500GB

PSU : 500W

Optical Drive: SONY DVD BURNER

OS : Win 7Ul. 64bit- FRESH
 
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Hey,

Those are still some old parts. I would recommend looking at some places online such as youtube or pcpartpicker.com to look for a computer around your budget. It seems that your buying a used computer, considering it has an old cpu. I would recommend for your budget to buy a brand new pc and build it yourself
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goeagles5

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Those are quite some old parts. Some are dated from 2009 for example, It would be much better to buy a much more modern system. If it would run modern games such as what you said Battlefield 4, I would say no, because that graphics card even for its time is weak. Whats your System budget btw?
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Jaffa Biscuit

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€500 is the budget. I'm thinking of building one with a friend of mine. but as i came across this for so cheap i said i'd just check it out. If you could give me any guide to a build it would be great. btw i also found this. Any good?


Motherboard: MSI G41M-P33 COMBO (max memory 16GB)

CPU: Intel Quad Core Q6600, 4 x 2.4GHz

Memory: 4GB DDR3

Graphics: LEADTEK NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 650 1GB, GDDR5, DIRECTX 11

Connection:

- 1 x PS/2 mouse

- 1 x PS/2 keyboard

- 1 x Parallel port

- 1 x Serial port

- 1 x Graphics Card port

- 6 x USB 2.0 ports

- 1 x RJ45 LAN jack

- 1 x 3 in 1 audio jack

- 1 x DVI

- 1 x VGA

- 1 x HDMI

Storage: 660GB

(HITACHI 500 GB + SEAGATE BARRACUDA 160 GB)

PSU : 750W

Optical Drive: CD-RW DRIVE

OS : Win 7Ul. 64bit- FRESH
 
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goeagles5

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Hey,

Those are still some old parts. I would recommend looking at some places online such as youtube or pcpartpicker.com to look for a computer around your budget. It seems that your buying a used computer, considering it has an old cpu. I would recommend for your budget to buy a brand new pc and build it yourself
 
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The one with the 650 is a lot better, but depending on the price, you may be better off building your own, especially if you are looking to play anything CPU bound at higher settings.

Also from the fact that they have a 160 gig drive in there I'm guessing it's an old one and would be a good idea to replace it or simply use the 500 gig drive.

For 500 you may not get a faster video card, but can get a faster CPU and a 1gig + new hard drive. If that system is about $250, may be worth it. The only thing that really makes it worth over $200 is the video card, and maybe the PSU depending on the brand and model.
 
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