Is this PC good enough for 2016-2017 games?

MamedovA

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IMPORTANT: Resolution is 1600x900(900p)
For such games like Battlefield 1, The Witcher 3, RE7 and etc on high-ultra setting(without MSAA)

My PC:
Intel Core i5-3470 3.3Ghz
6GB RAM DDR3
GTX 1050 2GB (Non Ti)
HDD: 500GB
Windows 10
 
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I don't think you can go ultra on a 2Gb gpu. Even my old 3Gb vram gpu can barely enough to get ultra setting for GTA5. Have you bought this build, or you are planning it?

I would recommend you to get RX 580 or RX 480 4Gb. It would prolong and optimized your i5 until its end life. My i5-2320 is a good match for RX 480 4Gb and I got it $100 cheaper than my GTX 1060 6Gb (on my other pc). RX 480 and i5-2320, 16Gb ram can play any game I throw at it @ 1440x900 ultra setting with 55+ fps. Its really a good match. I played BF1, Witcher 3 (around 45+ fps), RE7.

Ah do be careful with your psu. And your ram is odd, it might not have dual channel activated (it has to be exact same size).

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I don't think you can go ultra on a 2Gb gpu. Even my old 3Gb vram gpu can barely enough to get ultra setting for GTA5. Have you bought this build, or you are planning it?

I would recommend you to get RX 580 or RX 480 4Gb. It would prolong and optimized your i5 until its end life. My i5-2320 is a good match for RX 480 4Gb and I got it $100 cheaper than my GTX 1060 6Gb (on my other pc). RX 480 and i5-2320, 16Gb ram can play any game I throw at it @ 1440x900 ultra setting with 55+ fps. Its really a good match. I played BF1, Witcher 3 (around 45+ fps), RE7.

Ah do be careful with your psu. And your ram is odd, it might not have dual channel activated (it has to be exact same size).
 
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