Are all modern CPUs capable of handling most games?
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All currently released AMD A-series APUs (e.g A8-XXXX) are pretty much obsolete.
I'd all Ryzen 3 and up, as well as Intel i3 8th gen (quad core) and up can handle the majority of games at around 60 (average) fps. Ryzen 5/i5 8th gen would be the sweet spot for gaming right now IMO.
I'd all Ryzen 3 and up, as well as Intel i3 8th gen (quad core) and up can handle the majority of games at around 60 (average) fps. Ryzen 5/i5 8th gen would be the sweet spot for gaming right now IMO.
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Playing most games as in no matter how poorly? Sure, pick nearly anything you want that is at least 2C4T.
Playing most games WELL? For that I'd set the bar to at least i5-3470 or Ryzen 1400.
Playing most games REALLY well? Bump that up again to i5-8400 or Ryzen 1600.
Playing most games WELL? For that I'd set the bar to at least i5-3470 or Ryzen 1400.
Playing most games REALLY well? Bump that up again to i5-8400 or Ryzen 1600.
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For just playing the games, that 3470 is fine when paired with a good videocard. If you want to stream your games, then you'll need something more.
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