Yes it should be able to record at 30+ fps quite easily on minecraft, however on DayZ he might need to turn down some settings. The CPU is definitely holding the 270's power back, but if you already bought it you might as well use it and upgrade later.
Lets wait for some other opinions as well. I'm quite new to the PC world but I would think you definitely need a better PSU and maybe a better processor.
Lets wait for some other opinions as well. I'm quite new to the PC world but I would think you definitely need a better PSU and maybe a better processor.
Yes it should be able to record at 30+ fps quite easily on minecraft, however on DayZ he might need to turn down some settings. The CPU is definitely holding the 270's power back, but if you already bought it you might as well use it and upgrade later.
Yes it should be able to record at 30+ fps quite easily on minecraft, however on DayZ he might need to turn down some settings. The CPU is definitely holding the 270's power back, but if you already bought it you might as well use it and upgrade later.
Don't cut back on the PSU. The last thing you want is for the whole build to be ruined because the PSU blew out. The XFX I posted uses quality capacitors making it ideal to overclock the 270 to 270x levels without a problem and is a lot more reliable then that Kingwin PSU.
Don't cut back on the PSU. The last thing you want is for the whole build to be ruined because the PSU blew out. The XFX I posted uses quality capacitors making it ideal to overclock the 270 to 270x levels without a problem and is a lot more reliable then that Kingwin PSU.
Lets wait for some other opinions as well. I'm quite new to the PC world but I would think you definitely need a better PSU and maybe a better processor.