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good for what?
Is it a pre-built? a used PC? something you put together?
Good for the price?
I’d say it is okayish – there are certainly worse PCs out there for that money. I’d check is the wattage of the power supply. And you are not getting the newest parts (CPU, GPU).
If it is a used PC, maybe you can haggle a little.
Good for gaming?
Depends on what you are gaming – then it can go from “absolutely” to “you need to tune down the graphics”.
SweetButtsHellaBab
As a used system, the graphics card is worth the most out of any component in that system, at slightly more than £200, then the rest are collectively probably worth a bit over £300 depending on what the power supply actually is and how nice the case is, so a total of around £550 would seem reasonable to me.
Nisava_
Personally I wouldn’t buy a card that is 2 generations old. I would save a little more for newer stuff
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good for what?
Is it a pre-built? a used PC? something you put together?
Good for the price?
I’d say it is okayish – there are certainly worse PCs out there for that money. I’d check is the wattage of the power supply. And you are not getting the newest parts (CPU, GPU).
If it is a used PC, maybe you can haggle a little.
Good for gaming?
Depends on what you are gaming – then it can go from “absolutely” to “you need to tune down the graphics”.
As a used system, the graphics card is worth the most out of any component in that system, at slightly more than £200, then the rest are collectively probably worth a bit over £300 depending on what the power supply actually is and how nice the case is, so a total of around £550 would seem reasonable to me.
Personally I wouldn’t buy a card that is 2 generations old. I would save a little more for newer stuff