Should i buy this PC?

[Metalliku]

Hello guys, i am considering selling my stuffty PC for another one so i could play games like DOOM 4, i was looking on the internet some PC and i found one that has these specs:

AMD A6 7400k FM2+ 3.9 GHZ Radeon R5 graphics Kaveri
Mother Asrock - Gigabyte FM2+
8GB RAM - 1866MHZ
1 TB Sata WD

Should i buy it? Or do i have to look more?

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[Bisjac]

it has no video card. so you wont be playing much of anything

[rggbnnnnn]

it has no video card. so you wont be playing much of anything

[Headcrab Zombie]

it has no video card. so you wont be playing much of anything

Radeon R5 graphics

granted it looks weak as hell, so it might as well be "no video card"

[ShadowsfeaR]

It's got an internal graphics card, and the 8 gigs of RAM will supply it alright. It's not a good set up, but it works.

[carolcat]

what's your budget? why not build your own?

also that one has no gpu and you're honestly better off going with intel CPUs these days. better performance tbh

[Bisjac]

granted it looks weak as hell, so it might as well be "no video card"

but thats not a video card. the moment he loads 3d rendering he will blow up.


amd's new stuff isnt out yet. ddr3 era stuff shouldnt be bought at all if your going on a fresh computer.
that basically only leaves intel skylake until amd zen is available.

[Headcrab Zombie]

but thats not a video card. the moment he loads 3d rendering he will blow up.

yeah nevermind, it's video integrated into cpu
I don't know AMD models so I just googled "radeon r5" and cards were the first result so I assumed



that said if you can just spend another $100-150 or so on a GPU it might not be bad. Just don't expect to room doom 4 on it as is.

[beachbum111111]

How much is it?

[Insert Name Here²]

For the price you're getting the pc for, you could build one yourself that would perform 3-4 times better, for the same or less price

[Bisjac]

i was just pricing the 900 cards. wtf man. you cant get any 960 for less then $350 :\

how is that even feasible when you may as well get a 1060 for $200.

[McZealot]

if you dont want to build one you should probably look for a prebuilt that's highly rated rather than just looking at specs

i'd recommend the Vanquish 5 L1 or L2.
http://www.digitalstorm.com/vanquish-5.asp

$968 and $1,257 respectively. they are the cheapest of a set of high-end computers but DS does an extremely good job with support (they will have actual technicians call you and it's fantastic) and they do a lot of great wire management and labeling so it's extremely easy to upgrade or replace parts.

[Niblic²]

better yet

pay somebody to build it for you like NCIX

[McZealot]

if you dont know what the various parts do i would not recommend paying someone to assemble it for you because you don't know if the modules are compatible or optimal among one-another to begin with.

[Insert Name Here²]

if you dont know what the various parts do i would not recommend paying someone to assemble it for you because you don't know if the modules are compatible or optimal among one-another to begin with.

yeah no stuff lmao