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Can you review a PC I want to buy?
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Hello, I'm posting this to be sure about what I buy. The PC link is this :
https://www.info-world.gr/pegasus/products01/show00.php?code=125308&pcode=SHOW_PROD12530
( The language is Greek but you can translate the web page, Ofc IF you have problems translating please ask for my help!
It has :
CPU: AMD Ryzen 3 2200G 3.5GHz (3.70 OC)
RAM: 8GB DDR4 SDRAM 2400 MHz
HDD: 1TB 4x Sata3 6.0 Gb/s connectors
GPU: AMD Radeon RX Vega 8 (APU or translated as an iGPU)
AUDIO CARD: 5.1 CH HD Audio
PSU: ATX 500W silent FAN 12"
No OS ( I Have windows 10 in a flash USB )
Keyboard+Mouse inclouded
3 years warranty
I'm also thinking about installing an RX 570 GPU afterward
Here are some benchmarks from the games I would love to play:
Rainbow six siege: Mostly low settings 720p 65fps+ ( Very high settings 1080p 80 fps with RX570 GPU)
Pubg all low 720p 55-60 fps ( High settings 1080p 80fps with RX570 GPU )
GTA 5 normal to high 900p 65fps ( Very high settings 1080p 70-80 fps with RX570 GPU )
Fortnite 3D Res 100% mixed settings ( mostly medium-high-epic settings) 720p 70+ fps ( Epic settings 1080p 80 fps GPU )
CS:GO mostly low 1080p 125+ fps ( Low settings 1080p up to 300 fps with RX 570 GPU)
Battlefield 5 Multiplayer medium-high 900p 40fps ( Ultra settings 1080p 60 fps with RX 570 GPU)
Forza horizon high-ulta 900p 35+fps ( Ultra settings 1080p 40+fps with RX 570 GPU )
Apex legends low 720p 60+fps ( high settings 1080p 70++ fps with RX 570 GPU )
*All of the benchmarks are at a refresh rate of 60Hz*
Here are the video links with benchmark :
youtube.com/watch?v=y9zjIAVSo4k&t=592s ( The PC's benchmarks with RX 570 GPU)
Thank you for your time!
https://www.info-world.gr/pegasus/products01/show00.php?code=125308&pcode=SHOW_PROD12530
( The language is Greek but you can translate the web page, Ofc IF you have problems translating please ask for my help!
It has :
CPU: AMD Ryzen 3 2200G 3.5GHz (3.70 OC)
RAM: 8GB DDR4 SDRAM 2400 MHz
HDD: 1TB 4x Sata3 6.0 Gb/s connectors
GPU: AMD Radeon RX Vega 8 (APU or translated as an iGPU)
AUDIO CARD: 5.1 CH HD Audio
PSU: ATX 500W silent FAN 12"
No OS ( I Have windows 10 in a flash USB )
Keyboard+Mouse inclouded
3 years warranty
I'm also thinking about installing an RX 570 GPU afterward
Here are some benchmarks from the games I would love to play:
Rainbow six siege: Mostly low settings 720p 65fps+ ( Very high settings 1080p 80 fps with RX570 GPU)
Pubg all low 720p 55-60 fps ( High settings 1080p 80fps with RX570 GPU )
GTA 5 normal to high 900p 65fps ( Very high settings 1080p 70-80 fps with RX570 GPU )
Fortnite 3D Res 100% mixed settings ( mostly medium-high-epic settings) 720p 70+ fps ( Epic settings 1080p 80 fps GPU )
CS:GO mostly low 1080p 125+ fps ( Low settings 1080p up to 300 fps with RX 570 GPU)
Battlefield 5 Multiplayer medium-high 900p 40fps ( Ultra settings 1080p 60 fps with RX 570 GPU)
Forza horizon high-ulta 900p 35+fps ( Ultra settings 1080p 40+fps with RX 570 GPU )
Apex legends low 720p 60+fps ( high settings 1080p 70++ fps with RX 570 GPU )
*All of the benchmarks are at a refresh rate of 60Hz*
Here are the video links with benchmark :
Thank you for your time!
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Have you considered building you a PC? I would highly recommend doing so. With such so called gaming builds like that.....the hardware is a crap shoot at best, off brand and low end hardware. Most of the time these are just budget builds. For the money most spend on these prebuilt systems you can put together a really nice gaming rig.
That is not a processor for a gaming system; in fact the 2200G was what AMD used to "Loan" to people in order to flash a bios. In short a low end processor.
No listing for what motherboard is being used.
Pw supply is only listed as "500W"
If a builder does not want to list detailed specs; I would not even look at the system.
I would seriously consider either building your own OR if you do not feel comfortable doing so, have a shop do a build for you.
No listing for what motherboard is being used.
Pw supply is only listed as "500W"
If a builder does not want to list detailed specs; I would not even look at the system.
I would seriously consider either building your own OR if you do not feel comfortable doing so, have a shop do a build for you.
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Yes, I mostly want this PC because of the video's linked. I saw that Ryzen 3 was a pretty good CPU. I know buying prebuilt "gaming" desktops is a kind of Risk but , Building a PC requires a lot of money, don't you think.Of course I could save money for a 400€ PC build.Have you considered building you a PC? I would highly recommend doing so. With such so called gaming builds like that.....the hardware is a crap shoot at best, off brand and low end hardware. Most of the time these are just budget builds. For the money most spend on these prebuilt systems you can put together a really nice gaming rig.
Thank you so much
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I knew from the start this wouldn't be trustworthy. Most reviews for the R3 2200g are positive because its an iGPU CPU that lcan handle a lot, for its money I wouls say Its JUST ok. Where Can I get help for PC building information?( In your website) *Also there's an email where you can ask for additional information but , I will try to save money and build a PC.*That is not a processor for a gaming system; in fact the 2200G was what AMD used to "Loan" to people in order to flash a bios. In short a low end processor.
No listing for what motherboard is being used.
Pw supply is only listed as "500W"
If a builder does not want to list detailed specs; I would not even look at the system.
I would seriously consider either building your own OR if you do not feel comfortable doing so, have a shop do a build for you.
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I still don't know If I should look for a "budget" r3 2200g rx 570 combo. i saw it's actually good. Of course I can't trust stranger's on YouTube so, from your personal experience ( all of you reading this) Should I?
If not, What "budget" combo would you suggest? I know this is not the right place to ask, I will post a new thread tomorrow on the right section. Thank you all
If not, What "budget" combo would you suggest? I know this is not the right place to ask, I will post a new thread tomorrow on the right section. Thank you all
There is nothing wrong with a 2200G; it is fine for basic use ie running office, email, etc NOT fine for gaming. There is a LOT more to a gaming system than simply installing a video card. A quality gaming system has a high end motherboard with extra chipset cooling, heavy duty pw regulation, steel video slots, etc. A gaming system has a quality pw supply and a case with good airflow to facilitate cooling. In short ALL of the parts need to work together to achieve a decent level of performance.
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I have some experience with PC building and I can say everything you say is absolutely right. A trustworthy PSU is required so the PC can actually even boot. R3 2200g ofc is not listed in "gaming CPU's" but I thought it could work. How dumb of me getting "scammed" by a "strange" website, but the site I actually learnt it from is 100% trustful, it's 'skroutz'. I know it from personal and friends experience. Thank you again.There is nothing wrong with a 2200G; it is fine for basic use ie running office, email, etc NOT fine for gaming. There is a LOT more to a gaming system than simply installing a video card. A quality gaming system has a high end motherboard with extra chipset cooling, heavy duty pw regulation, steel video slots, etc. A gaming system has a quality pw supply and a case with good airflow to facilitate cooling. In short ALL of the parts need to work together to achieve a decent level of performance.
And no, I didn't mean r3 is bad but I shou've seen it from the start that a non gaming CPU cant play the games I want, I mostly want a pc to play r6 siege with a trustful amount of FPS
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