Can you still play new games on a 4 core, 4 thread CPU in 2019? Even demanding AAA games? Is it worth installing a better graphics card into such a PC to get better performance? Join me today as we answer those questions! Playlist of videos on this build -
GTX 1070 TI - @Amazon - @NewEgg
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RX Vega 56 - @Amazon - @NewEgg
Build as Priced for $800:
Intel i3-8350K - @Amazon - @NewEgg
ASRock Z370 Killer SLI - @Amazon - @NewEgg
Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 - @Amazon - @NewEgg
ALL GTX 1050 TI cards --- @Amazon --- @NewEgg
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Corsair H50 120mm AIO - @Amazon - @NewEgg
Corsair SPEC-04 TG Case - @Amazon - @NewEgg
Corsair CX 550M PSU - @Amazon - @NewEgg
Optional Parts
EVGA 450BT --- @Amazon --- @Newegg
RX 580 --- @Amazon --- @NewEgg
Intel is, on a per core, per clock basis, faster than AMD Ryzen. That being said, from a dollar per unit of performance, Ryzen is a better deal and for most people, a Ryzen 5 2600 (or 2600X) is a better choice.
Ryzen 5 2600 --- @Amazon --- @NewEgg
Ryzen 5 2600X --- @Amazon --- @NewEgg
AMD B450 Motherboards --- @Amazon --- @NewEgg -
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