I was looking online for budget pc builds and stumbled across RandomGamingInHD's £300 pc build. The pc had a Celeron g3900 paired up with a Gtx 1050. He benchmarked Battlefield 1 on ultra 1080p and recieved 63 fps on average. I looked up benchmarks for the g4400 paired up with the Gtx 1050 ti, same settings, but saw only 35 fps. Is the g4400 weaker than the Celeron g3900? Also, in another video he stated that you can squeeze out ultra settings out of a r9 270x and also recommended the g4400. Is this a good idea? I'm currently ballin' on a budget and saw a r9 270x going for about £60. Should i do it?
Budget Gaming PC
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I would look into the G45xx or G46xx series, has they are hyper treaded (2 cores, 4 threads, equal to I3-6300) running about 75 to 90 quid
the G4620 is the latest incantation, and would handle an R7 no problem and then some
the real question is , are you upgrading a motherboard with a new cpu and video card ? or trying to buy Motherboard, cpu, ram, video card.?
the G4620 is the latest incantation, and would handle an R7 no problem and then some
the real question is , are you upgrading a motherboard with a new cpu and video card ? or trying to buy Motherboard, cpu, ram, video card.?
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