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computersare8ad
That processor looks to be from 2012. I’d look elsewhere.
Ty_gamer0426
Looks ok…. i7 is good, gpu good… I think your good
DanSavagegamesYT
Cheaper to buy the pieces and assemble it yourself
MrJelle
That CPU is from the same generation as the 12 year old CPU I just upgraded away from. That GPU was near the bottom end of all GPUs in its generation. This isn’t something I would’ve considered a good example “gaming PC” even when that card was new, the CPU *was* overkill back then and the GPU kinda lackluster. Avoid, I would say. It’s also weird that this is showing up as a color option, on a product listing for a NUC… All kinds of strange things about this, wouldn’t pursue.
LyricalWisdom
1050ti is not a good gpu for todays standards. It won’t run most games very well. Like 40-55fps on low settings
BudgetGoldCowboy
no
Someth1ngCl3ver
No. Hell no.
KaosFitzgerald
Nope. Its terrible. Try again.
whoisgare
If Amazon is selling it for $200 then sure but it’s outdated as hell
Biscuits_13
No.
ChemistEconomy9467
Ddr3? Really?
_xOlNoNamex_
You’re gonna struggle a lot with the DDR3 Ram
_xOlNoNamex_
Make sure ram is DDR4 and at least 4 cores (and more recent series)
_xOlNoNamex_
My computer from 2017 and it has an i7-8700k
ClockWhole
Uhhh nooooo
Secure-Problem8592
Depends on what games ur trying to run
yaboi_ahab
I wouldn’t pay more than ~$200 for that. That hardware would have been mid-range 8 years ago, it’s not much more than e-waste now.
Allitisispain
I’d look for a 20 series gpu with at least 16gb of ram
dirtyr3d
I would avoid pre-built PC’s as most of the times the case and the power supply are the lowest quality to keep the price low. Low quality power supply is very risky.
Nowadays I would get an RTX 2060 or 3060 graphics card at least to be able to run most games on medium/high (some on max) settings.
As a few people suggested I’d build the PC myself. I don’t know where you live but some shops have assembly service.
Take a look at [https://pcpartpicker.com/](https://pcpartpicker.com/). They have prebuilt PC’s and you can also start from scratch.
99Solar
no. just build it yourself, if you dont need the flashy lights you can just get an old office computer, throw a gpu in and youd have the same performance for probably a much lower cost. check out oztalkshw for good budget pc builds
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That processor looks to be from 2012. I’d look elsewhere.
Looks ok…. i7 is good, gpu good… I think your good
Cheaper to buy the pieces and assemble it yourself
That CPU is from the same generation as the 12 year old CPU I just upgraded away from. That GPU was near the bottom end of all GPUs in its generation. This isn’t something I would’ve considered a good example “gaming PC” even when that card was new, the CPU *was* overkill back then and the GPU kinda lackluster. Avoid, I would say. It’s also weird that this is showing up as a color option, on a product listing for a NUC… All kinds of strange things about this, wouldn’t pursue.
1050ti is not a good gpu for todays standards. It won’t run most games very well. Like 40-55fps on low settings
no
No. Hell no.
Nope. Its terrible. Try again.
If Amazon is selling it for $200 then sure but it’s outdated as hell
No.
Ddr3? Really?
You’re gonna struggle a lot with the DDR3 Ram
Make sure ram is DDR4 and at least 4 cores (and more recent series)
My computer from 2017 and it has an i7-8700k
Uhhh nooooo
Depends on what games ur trying to run
I wouldn’t pay more than ~$200 for that. That hardware would have been mid-range 8 years ago, it’s not much more than e-waste now.
I’d look for a 20 series gpu with at least 16gb of ram
I would avoid pre-built PC’s as most of the times the case and the power supply are the lowest quality to keep the price low. Low quality power supply is very risky.
Nowadays I would get an RTX 2060 or 3060 graphics card at least to be able to run most games on medium/high (some on max) settings.
As a few people suggested I’d build the PC myself. I don’t know where you live but some shops have assembly service.
Take a look at [https://pcpartpicker.com/](https://pcpartpicker.com/). They have prebuilt PC’s and you can also start from scratch.
no. just build it yourself, if you dont need the flashy lights you can just get an old office computer, throw a gpu in and youd have the same performance for probably a much lower cost. check out oztalkshw for good budget pc builds