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Gianx3
I don’t know what your budget is, but If it’s on sale and by that I mean below $400 then maybe I’d pull the trigger. It’s an okay desktop for the specs. Parts are pretty outdated but you can get medium-high settings on certain games with this build possibly. Also medium-high setting on 1080p. I personally couldn’t see a 2060 trying to play most new games without struggling without enough vram
carloosee
You didn’t put a price but if it’s anything over $350 then it’s a terrible pc to buy. The specs are terribly outdated. Specially that gpu. It’ll struggle to play most new AAA games at anything other than 1080p low-med settings if it runs
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I don’t know what your budget is, but If it’s on sale and by that I mean below $400 then maybe I’d pull the trigger. It’s an okay desktop for the specs. Parts are pretty outdated but you can get medium-high settings on certain games with this build possibly. Also medium-high setting on 1080p. I personally couldn’t see a 2060 trying to play most new games without struggling without enough vram
You didn’t put a price but if it’s anything over $350 then it’s a terrible pc to buy. The specs are terribly outdated. Specially that gpu. It’ll struggle to play most new AAA games at anything other than 1080p low-med settings if it runs