| JEMC said: The CPU and RAM will be mostly fine until the end of this gen. Only the graphics card can give you troubles given that it's barely more powerful than a GTX 660, and that's becoming the min req. for a lot of games this gen. If I were you, and if I was serious about gaming on PC, I'd try to upgrade to something a bit more powerful. Maybe the GTX 1060 that will launch later this year (but only after checking reviews and its real world performance). |
Maybe, but I guess I'll be working with this GPU and upgrade to a new one in maybe a couple of years. I still haven't played any new game this gen (WiiU/3DS only) so I have plenty of games to keep going. I haven't got the money to make a GPU upgrade right now, but I'll probably save for one to take more advantage of my CPU. A cheap but useful one XD. Also, I'm new to this, but I read that one problem with GPUs is that if you're not careful they can burn if you twitch a lot with the settings. The GPU came OC from fabric, so I guess it's better to leave it alone? I might sound stupid, but as I said I'm new to all of this XD.
I must say that this computer wasn't used a lot, so it's like almost brand new.
