First and foremost, this is going to be a long question. I've come onto Tom's hardware to see of anyone can help me. I'm looking for a cheap gaming rig that can run CS GO at 60+ fps; and I want to base it off of a Dell Optiplex 755 core 2 quad 2.66ghz 4gb ram Windows 7 2013 80gb hdd.
Before you tell me no, let me tell you about my current setup. I'm running off of a HP Pavillion g6 notebook PC, Windows 10 home, AMD a6-4400m APU w/radeon(tm) graphics. It also has 4gb of ram. There is virtually no graphics at all, but runs cs go at medium settings. The only thing wrong with this is that I get and avg of 20 fps on deathmatch, and 30 fps on matchmaking. It very ocassionally dips to 22 when shooting. Matchmaking is playable, but deathmatch lags and runs bad. I get about 60 fps when I look into a corner on the edge of the map. The HP is also very loud.
That sucks right? Anyways back the the dell. I was thinking of upgrading the psu right away to a 500w psu, then adding a fitting $100-$130 geforce, or asus gpu. I would then install a used like-new western digital 500gb hdd. I think I could upgrade the ram whenever I want.
This comes to a total price of $270.
I don't know if the motherboard can support everything though. Please let me know if this would work, and if so would it be better than my current laptop. Thank you for your time.
Before you tell me no, let me tell you about my current setup. I'm running off of a HP Pavillion g6 notebook PC, Windows 10 home, AMD a6-4400m APU w/radeon(tm) graphics. It also has 4gb of ram. There is virtually no graphics at all, but runs cs go at medium settings. The only thing wrong with this is that I get and avg of 20 fps on deathmatch, and 30 fps on matchmaking. It very ocassionally dips to 22 when shooting. Matchmaking is playable, but deathmatch lags and runs bad. I get about 60 fps when I look into a corner on the edge of the map. The HP is also very loud.
That sucks right? Anyways back the the dell. I was thinking of upgrading the psu right away to a 500w psu, then adding a fitting $100-$130 geforce, or asus gpu. I would then install a used like-new western digital 500gb hdd. I think I could upgrade the ram whenever I want.
This comes to a total price of $270.
I don't know if the motherboard can support everything though. Please let me know if this would work, and if so would it be better than my current laptop. Thank you for your time.
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