How Well Is This For This / Next Gen Games

iforgotmypassword · Sep 19, 2014

So i am getting a computer for me and well i found one and yes i know i can build one i just don't wanna go through the process i know it's a money saver and all but yeah...About the computer it has these specs

AMD Octa-Core FX-9590 Processor with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 graphics

32GB DDR3 SDRAM (I Know It's Overkill)

2TB Serial ATA III hard drive

And yes it is liquid cooled and has no ssd i know everyone loves them i just don't really think i need one anyway heres the link to it

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/cybertronpc-beast-ii-desktop-amd-fx-series-32gb-memory-2tb-hard-drive/6357039.p?id=1219209055070&skuId=6357039&productCategoryId=pcmcat143400050013

Can it run games at 1080p on ultra
and will it hopefully not catch on fire because i plan on using it for 3-5 hours at a time. any help would be nice

chippymonkey · Sep 19, 2014

its a beast from hell itself ffs, overkilling 220W TDP CPU, overkilling overpriced GPU,overkilling 32GB RAM, overklilling 2TB HDD, IT EVEN GOT WORD BEAST IN ITS NAME OMFG!

Will it run next gen games on ultra? Yes. Will it get hot enough to heat the room in winter while gaming? Yes. Will you get bragging rights to brag for your fellows? Yes.

iforgotmypassword · Sep 19, 2014

chippymonkey :

Thanks for the response man this one it is

chippymonkey · Sep 19, 2014

There is one issue though,that beast chows shitloads of power to operate and is hilariously energy inefficient consuming as much electricity as 3 medium sized refridgerators, the question is, do you earn enough to pay the electricity bills?

Novuake · Sep 19, 2014

No! DO NOT get the AMD 9590FX, its COMPLETE junk.
Stick to a 8350FX or I5 at most.
8GB of RAM is MORE THAN enough, which will allow to get an SSD.

chippymonkey · Sep 19, 2014

FX-8370E with GTX 770 would consume significantly less electricity,but then again performance might take a moderate kick in the nuts.

Novuake · Sep 19, 2014

Or FX8350 + GTX 780.

iforgotmypassword · Sep 19, 2014

chippymonkey :

Yea just worried that it will catch on fire or melt or something everyone say the cpu is freaking crazy when it comes to heat :/

iforgotmypassword · Sep 19, 2014

Novuake :

Whys it junk

chippymonkey · Sep 19, 2014

iforgotmypassword :

its not junk,novuake simply spits on AMD and straightforwardly hates ones which purchase their products,but yea the main issue was heat for FX-9590 ,but since it comes with liquid cooling,problem solved.

his suggested FX-8350+ GTX 780 combo would reduce electrcity usage only by like 15-20%, while my suggested FX-8320E+ GTX 770 would cut it by ~50%

Novuake · Sep 19, 2014

The AMD FX 9590 is a overclocked version of the 8350 that is overpriced and has rediculous thermals.

Just to run it you need to spend 80+$ on cooling.
Plus it cost 280$ but is barely better than a the FX8350 (which cost 180$).

So thats 360$ for a CPU that is barely ANY better than the FX8350.
You ALSO need to spend more money on a motherboard just to be able to run it.

Not to mention you have no idea what power supply they have built into that desktop.
A cheap power supply is a very bad idea and should be avoided at all costs.

chippymonkey · Sep 19, 2014

in my post he clearly praised my outdated shitty i3-2105 claiming that its superior while gaming than FX-6300 (while FX-6300 is unmatchedly tougher in all aspects but single core performance in which it loses slightly) he even claimed that upgrading from i3 to i5 yields only 10% gaming performance xD in fact its approximately 100% increase.

Novuake · Sep 19, 2014

chippymonkey :

My main gaming machine runs Dual AMD HD7950s, my secondary machine runs an FX6300.
My notebook runs an AMD A10.

I have no issues with AMD as a product, only that FX 9590 overpriced, hyped up peace of metal they call a CPU.

iforgotmypassword · Sep 19, 2014

chippymonkey :

Im sooo lost is it worth the $2,000---I wanna get it and use it on a daily basis for the next 2-3 years and i dont want it dying by then :/

chippymonkey · Sep 19, 2014

in short-if you can afford it,dont care about price,electricity bills and ain't wanna bother about building one yourself-go for it, it's extremely powerful PC,infact it's so overkilling that your friends might come to you jsut for taking photos of this overkilling PC and tossing questions at you about how did you have balls to purchase it?

Novuake · Sep 19, 2014

chippymonkey :

Oh really? Stop trolling mate, don't have the patience for it today.

chippymonkey · Sep 19, 2014

it should run latest games on ultra for atleast 5 upcoming years,you shouldn't worry about frying it since cooling is there and its there just for the sake of taking care of it,motherboard is nothing basic at all also.

Though yeah you can build PC for 1200$ (or even 1000$) with all games fluently working on ultra,so yeah paying 2000$ only worth it because it will allow newest games on ultra for couple more years infront than the cheaper build.

chippymonkey · Sep 19, 2014

Novuake :

same is entire line of i3 CPUs, overpriced dual core piece of scrap which cant handle gaming properly.

chippymonkey · Sep 19, 2014

I'll make custom build for you iforgotmypassword for less and higher energy efficiency without sacrificing a lot of performance in like 15min ,going to eat for a bit.

Novuake · Sep 19, 2014

chippymonkey :

I3s are a little overpriced, I agree with that at least. But there are situations where they are actually worth buying.

The FX 9590 is just a publicity stunt that is not worth anyone's money.

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