Can this PC run Gmod good?

[GhostDaTa]

i like how he seems to believe that gmod is a top-notch game with next gen graphics
it's like he just found a video of someone playing the game or something

Used to play it a lot, mostly on dark rp, then my loving dad took his PC and sold it.
Woopie


Also I'm not loving 10.

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[Kumquat]

his PC

[GhostDaTa]

Yes it was kinda mine, now I'm loving stuck on a loving windows xp, and loving low CPU and GPU

Also, how do you find out on the page what can be run, like BF4 or cod

[Kumquat]

Yes it was kinda mine, now I'm loving stuck on a loving windows xp, and loving low CPU and GPU

Well ownership aside, I'd go with building your own.
Learning how a computer works and how its put together is a rewarding experience.

[Mister Cheese]

I have a 650 and I run most of my games medium to high.  Suits my needs.  Just letting the OP know he can get more for less the price.

I have one here too, and it's not too bad
If you're too lazy to go build a computer id actually say look for a better deal tho because I got pretty much the same computer but 12 GB of RAM and I think a slightly better CPU for less.

[Mister Cheese]

-Whoops sorry didn't mean for that to happen ignore this-

[GhostDaTa]

Fuuuuck, if I would buy a prebuild, where should I start? Or what is good then lovingstuffoflovingstuffty?

[IdeTheBird]

http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/

got my first gaming pc from there, loved it.  Try it if you're to lazy to build one.

[Kumquat]

Fuuuuck, if I would buy a prebuild, where should I start? Or what is good then lovingstuffoflovingstuffty?

You need to learn whats good dude.
There is no magic button to give you a good pc to buy
unless someone spoon feeds you

[Mister Cheese]

I actually thought about buying from cyberpowerpc but it was way too expensive for what I actually needed so I looked at good specs and such and found mine at like Fry's Electronics

[GhostDaTa]

You need to learn whats good dude.
There is no magic button to give you a good pc to buy
unless someone spoon feeds you

Okay, so
If I would buy a prebuit from that one website that Idethebird showed, what are the pros and the cons?

[IdeTheBird]

I actually thought about buying from cyberpowerpc but it was way too expensive for what I actually needed so I looked at good specs and such and found mine at like Fry's Electronics

I got mine during blackfriday week so I got some damn good deals so I just went with it, lasted me 2+ years and I still have it with upgrades and whatnot.

[Kumquat]

Okay, so
If I would buy a prebuit from that one website that Idethebird showed, what are the pros and the cons?

The only con I could really say is the price.
Its probably put together well I suppose.

[Electro]

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Peavy/saved/2k03 is a pretty good build (there are no incompatibilities, it's wrong).

[Omicron Corp]

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Peavy/saved/2k03 is a pretty good build (there are no incompatibilities, it's wrong).

pretty bad build, outdated parts, using an AMD cpu is wrong, etc