- Sep 24, 2015
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Hi, i got two similar computers that im upgrading for light gaming,
one is fujitsu p5730
4 gb ddr2 ram 800 mhz
intel core 2 duo e8500
geforce gt730 2 gb ddr5
300 w psu
second
fujitsu p5731
8gb ddr3 1066 mhz ram
radeon hd 5450
intel celeron e4300 dual core
300 w psu
i tried a few games and it shows that the radeon hd 5450 with 8 gb ddr3 and radeon hd 5450
plays games like battlefield 4 and fifa 14 on with 30 fps but the computer with 4 gb ddr2 ram and better cpu cant even play fifa 14 without freezing up the framerates is good over 50 but freezes up afew times.
is 4 gb ddr2 not enough for light gaming? im probably upgrading both with intel q6600 cpu.
i thought the ddr2 and geforce 730 with 2 gb ddr5 would give better result with faster cpu
but the radeon hd 5450 plays the games smoother.
it seems like the 8 gb is more important than the better cpu and graphics card in the other computer?
one is fujitsu p5730
4 gb ddr2 ram 800 mhz
intel core 2 duo e8500
geforce gt730 2 gb ddr5
300 w psu
second
fujitsu p5731
8gb ddr3 1066 mhz ram
radeon hd 5450
intel celeron e4300 dual core
300 w psu
i tried a few games and it shows that the radeon hd 5450 with 8 gb ddr3 and radeon hd 5450
plays games like battlefield 4 and fifa 14 on with 30 fps but the computer with 4 gb ddr2 ram and better cpu cant even play fifa 14 without freezing up the framerates is good over 50 but freezes up afew times.
is 4 gb ddr2 not enough for light gaming? im probably upgrading both with intel q6600 cpu.
i thought the ddr2 and geforce 730 with 2 gb ddr5 would give better result with faster cpu
but the radeon hd 5450 plays the games smoother.
it seems like the 8 gb is more important than the better cpu and graphics card in the other computer?
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