Shows on my profile i8700k/2080ti thought that would last me the next 10 years, but i can't even play the new indiana jones game.
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The gpu should be enough looking at minimum specs, no? Are your other parts holding it back or did you run it on low settings and didn’t want to play that way?
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Yes, but the minimum cpu is atleast 10% better, and i don't own indy, it was more a guess after i heard it from a friend he played it on a steamdeck with low fps, for sure my pc is a bit better.
I would want indy in the future, if my pc can handle it, i mean i lived for a long time with a 430GT card until i had this pc, i am very used to minimum requirements, but right now there are just so many other games that take preference.
Let alone an upgrade in the nearby future, and i had the pc build by the shop, and i had no problems in the past changing hardware, but it's all build in so thight these days, i wouldn't even know how to change my motherboard.
And i don't have a car and my pc weighs 25 kg, so it's not a simple case of going to the shop.
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I saw a review and apparently even 4060 doing poorly with the new Indiana Jones game, which sounds weird.
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how bad is indy playing for you? i have an i5 10600k and rtx 2070 with the game installed on an m.2 nvme ssd. i was kinda worried after reading the min/rec specs on steam, but i just loaded it up for the first time (gamepass) and i'm getting 60 fps. now i'm thinking i might run into trouble later in the game.
also, i know it's a stupid question, but are your drivers updated? the updates nvidia puts out for game releases can work wonders.
disabling the 'game filters and photo mode' in nvidia app settings can give a few extra fps.
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I don't own indy, it was more a wild guess (my a bit expensive atm and i got many other games i would want first like FF Rebirth) i just heard from a friend that he tried it on the steamdeck with low fps.
I thought the difference between a 8700k and the minimum required 10700k would be large, but it's about 10% and for sure my pc would still be somewhat better then a steamdeck.
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If you really want to play it and/or test your pc you could get it, try it out and refund it if you can't play or spare the cash at the moment. The friend whose build i linked wanted to play helldivers 2 but the minimum listed was 1050ti and he had a 1050 so he decided it's time... Not even baldur's gate 3 got him to upgrade and he said exploding barrels could nuke his pc :).
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To try it out if it runs okay, but if you can't spare the cash it seems unwise, and i could always "borrow" a copy, that's no issue, never had but at one point i ended up just getting everything on steam anyway and with 12000 games i barely have a rush on new games anyway.
Except point and click adventures (which also aren't demanding), they are a must have and go on top of my list. :) Really looking forward to the brilliant coup which was supposed to be release in sep/nov but with no word it's delayed.
And offcourse december is an expensive month for most people, last year we got a 800 euro extra to compensate for electricity, but sadly they ended that and in march the yearly water/electricity bill what to pay extra.
Yeah time but also money might be a factor for many people, it was only due a short term job and a nice tax refund i could afford my last pc, and some would say oh this or that is enough, but i thought to just splurge 1 time (i8700k but especially the 2080TI back then at 1400? euro or so) thinking that would last me a long time, and it better be, because saving up is also barely even possible anymore these days, i mean i can't even set aside something for appliances in the future, let alone a pc part. I also still need and want many external drives (or just 1 petabyte), but it's just not in the cards now.
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i have a code for 3 months of pc game pass for new members if you want it. you could try/play indy and a shitton of other good games.
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There are no obligations like you are stuck to some payment/subscription (and then forget)?
Thanks but i will pass and let someone that can enjoy it more. I had 2 years gathered free on ubi or uplay and i haven't even been able to use it one time, same as the games on epic, only got kingdom hearts on a good sale thinking it will never come to steam, until 6 months later, i got too much on steam. :x And while i am not even a jigsaw lover, i got myself stuck on pixel puzzle jigsaw (with it's 2900 puzzles).
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no obligations. actually, i just redeemed a one-month code about a week ago and was asked if i wanted to enable auto-renew, i said no. then i got a prompt saying if i do enable auto-renew then i get a free month. so i said yes, then immediately after that, i canceled auto-renew lol.
microsoft being microsoft, it is surprisingly very easy to cancel it and you still get the whole amount "paid" for.
if you are at least curious to see what games are available, the site is here. i totally get the "too much to play" problem though and why you wouldn't want more on your plate. i usually end up subbing for like a month or two out of the year once there's enough new stuff added that i wanna play.
i guess if anyone else is reading this and wants the code (you have to be a new game pass member or it won't work) then reply here and we'll go from there. i've had the code for a while since i can't use it myself and i'm pretty sure it hasn't expired, but you never know. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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RTX 3080 here, paired with 5700x, the game ran really really well on my PC
The official System Requirements are blown out of proportion a bit IMHO (as most of the time), by looking at them I thought that I would be able to run it maybe 1080p Ultra or 1440p High.
But in the reality I played it on 2880x1620 with everything Maxed Out, and the game ran butter smooth from start to finish.
My PC isnt that much faster than yours, so you will be pretty fine with it.
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Thank you, appeciate it, base game is still somewhat reasonable, shame the premium is so much, maybe better to wait on a sale.
Actually the first time i seen such a high cpu (i seen a 2080 gpu minimum for final fantasy i think) as a minimum recommendation, but then again when point and click/indie is your most played genre you also won't notice them much. :p
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My set up is:
i5 6500
GTX 670
16gb ram
512gb ssd + 1tb hdd
psu 450w
Definitely looking to upgrade. Would like to get something like 3060ti from facebook marketplace if a good deal comes along.
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Damn, about as old as my gpu was but i had 1gb vram yours is at least 2 and i see some evga card had 4.
What avout getting a 3060 instead of 3060 ti for the extra vram?
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My setup:
RX 5700XT
Ryzen 3700X
16 GB RAM
2TB HDD + 2TB NVME SSD + 500GB SATA SSD
Defo looking to upgrade soon, specs wise I can still run most games. But the motherboard is unstable (Auros X570 Gaming X), and AMD's drivers (especially those for the RX 5000 series) are trash.
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Almost the same, im on a 3600x and 64gb ram. I had enougth headaches with the 5000 series but drivers got much better for awhile now
Sadly i wont be able to upgrade anytime soon...
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My gpu would've been from 2012 at the latest as that's when i bought my pc and driver updates were not on my mind back then... Idk how things are now.
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I currently have
GPU: Nvidia GTX 1660-Ti
CPU: Intel Core i5-6600K
SSD: Kingston A400 120GB
HDD: WD Blue 1TB (2012)
RAM: Kingston HyperX DDR4 2133 C14 4x4GB
MBD: Gigabyte GA-B250-HD3P-CF
Will upgrade to
GPU: 6800 XT
CPU: i5-12400
MDB: GIGABYTE B760M GAMING DDR4
SSD: Samsung 980 Pro 2TB Seagate BarraCuda 510 2TB
PSU: Corsair RM850x 850W
RAM: Patriot Viper Steel 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 3200MHz
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My last MOBO was real similar to your current. GA-B250M-DS3H. If your MOBO had a little brother. 👶
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Why not get a faster speed ddr5 ram, is it not that important or do you already have this one on hand? Iirc the prices for ram i was looking at weren't large enough to look at something below what my friend got.
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I have an i5-13600KF and RTX 3080 with 32GB DDR4. I got the 3080 second hand for a great price, approx 450 euro in 2023. Very happy with performance so far, but I usually play older games anyway.
Your friend's PC lists a 7800 XTX, but that doesn't exist. There's a 7800 XT only, there's also a 7900 XTX but it has 24GB VRAM. The store must have labelled it wrong? I have to say, and I know you didn't ask for it, 2000 EUR is a steep price. To build such a PC yourself would be just over 1700 from a store in the EU.
About your deal for 1850, that seems steep for reasons above. Maybe prices in your country are higher. But if you do have to drop down, it depends what you're cheaping out on. To go from a 7800X3D to anything else, or from a 7800 XT to a 7700 XT is a big downgrade. You'd be better off by buying a smaller/cheaper SSD and a more basic case, without extra RGB fans.
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I have no idea, i see xtx cards on several websites and i am unwilling ro dig deeper into that but the store in question is kinda weird as even though they do a lot of business and are cheaper than most others they also lack a lot of item descriptions and even pictures...
The prices in Serbia (and Balkans in general i think) are unfortunately much bigger than elsewhere, i read somewhere online most of the electronics stores are like 30% above msrp, this store and one other tend to be 10-15% above msrp and if you want close to msrp you need to look at individual resellers/importers/smugglers on sites where people post ads.
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Do you know if exceed.rs is a genuine store? Apparently the prices on it are quite decent. This is what I was able to put together in 5 minutes, it's as good as your friend's PC, but the case isn't quite as flashy.
If you're new to this whole thing, I recommend you put all the parts you're looking to buy into PCPartPicker to make sure they're compatible. It will tell you if the case is too small or whatever.
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Damn, talk about going out of your way to help someone, thank you!
First thing i saw is some forum talk from 2017, some guy with a small shop and website, seems legit. Stocks up parts that will sell fast, the rest is OoS, or at least that's how it used to be.
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i5-12400F
RTX 3070
32GB RAM
2TB HDD + 1TB SSD
Very satisfied, not looking to upgrade for at least next few years, though i will need to buy another HDD at some point as i'm struggling with space.
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If your storage is your only problem then that's great :D
Recent, higher end gpu... Should last you a while.
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Well the box is about 20x41x44cm (for size in inches, use the rule of thumb).
I am not considering any upgrade as a bigger box wouldn't fit where it is well.
It also has a lot of wires going in and out, too messy to measure but surely they go to the moon and back if I knew a way to untangle them.
I'm not upgrading the wires either. All have enough length.
About the monitor, it has all the colours I need. Someone told me like something something millions.
I only need two: black and less black. So I'm covered there for decades.
Question: after reading my comment, would any of you accept my recommendations on PC hardware? I'm thinking of making a YouTube channel to see if I can monetize my knowledge.
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Something tells me you wouldn’t be doing bad on yt and socials...there’s always place for goofy stuff... Just remembered HowToBasic for some reason after a long time.
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GPU: AMD Radeon 6800XT
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5700X3D
RAM: 2*16 GB G.skill Aegis DDR4 3600
MBD: MSI Tomahawk B450 Max
CASE: Fractal Meshify 2
Not planning to upgrade anything inside of the computer at the moment, but was thinking about a new monitor.
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My dad bought the monitor i'm using in 2010 or so something like that 20.000 rsd discounted to 10.000 so less than 100 euros probably even back then. It works fine but it’s a 22 inch Philips with a 30hz refresh rate so not something you'd want paired up with a good pc.
And i'm not one for peer pressure but friends already having or buying second monitors has me feeling miffed :)
What sort of monitor are you looking to get if you don't mind me asking?
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Your friend's pc is great and should be fine for a few years, even longer if only gaming at 1440p and don't really care about RTX. An 850 psu is also fine. No need to get a 1000W or higher unless you plan to overclocking. Personally I just undervolt both CPU and GPU instead, then set a 90-120 fps limit when gaming Everything runs cooler, smoother and lasts longer. You won't even notice a difference due to the cap.
I have the 7800x3d also and its amazing. There is no need to get the 9800x3d unless you find a great deal.
Only thing I would recommend is having 32 GB ram and avoid Windows 11 for as long as you can, esp if you like older games. You will appreciate the extra headroom.
I always get my GPU used and recommend it if you are confident enough and there are reliable places in your area.
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Underwolting isn’t something i've really seen talked about, i'll look into that and yes my friend has 32 gb ram and i'll get at least as much regardless of build.
Running windows 7 and not looking to move up... Maybe go linux or some dual boot with windows 7... I don’t even know. Iirc someone in the windows 7 thread linked a site with community made updates or something like that? And i saw today in the linux thread some work around for local accounts on windows 11 was removed...
What do you mean by reliable places though? Like stores selling refurbished cards? If that terms is used for parts as well.
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GPU: ZOTAC RTX 4060 8GB Solo
CPU: Intel Core i5-13400
SSD: 240GB Kingston A400
SSD: 1TB Silicon Power M.2 PCIe Gen3
RAM: TEAMGROUP Elite 32GB DDR4 (2x16)
MOBO: GIGABYTE H610M S2H V2
I can't remember exactly what I spent. Around $800-$850? Still using the case from my last build. I like it, and I saved some money. Corsair Carbide Series 100R Silent Edition. I still play everything at 1080p, and even some games at 720p, non-competitively, so it works good for my needs. I don't see myself upgrading anytime soon. Maybe in another 5-6 years? I do realize that my GPU is a pathetic upgrade from the 3060, but I got it really cheap, so no worries. I do regret getting the 13400 for a couple reasons, but a 12600k would have required a PSU upgrade, which is something I really didn't want to do.
@ ZeePilot: I personally wouldn't spend that much on a PC, so I'm the wrong person to give advice. Having said that, I think you should do whatever makes you comfortable, as long as you don't drastically overspend. Just find something you think would meet your needs, then compare to other prices online.
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I wouldn’t spend that much on a pc either but my 'gaming pc' from 2012 has 4gb ram and 1 gb vram which didn’t serve me well all that long so i guess im looking to futute proof it... Not 10+ years but long enough that i can play a AAA release in a few years if i'm interesed in at least 1080p and not having to set everything to low. Filipi above configured a pc for some 1770 euros which is in the middle of two of my irl gamer friends price-wise.
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I had i5 8400, 16GB RAM, SSD and GTX 1060 till last year. Worked fine for about 5 years I had it, was still able to play verything I wanted, but my wife had terrible laptop. So she got that PC and I bought myself i5 13500, RTX 4070 with 32GB of RAM.
Upgraded my screen as well to 32" 1440p with 165hz.
Hope it will last another 5+ years.
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Your previous PC (the i5 8400) is exactly the same as the one I have right now. :D I bought parts in 2018 and it works good for the daily stuff so far. I don't have time to play games recently, so I'm not looking for any upgrade but if I would like to play the new ones - it'll definately need a new parts, especially GPU.
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I was advised on parts back then and couldn't be happier. It is still in use today, even for light gaming, and runs fine.
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Nice PCs, being advised is nice, don’t have to think too much :3
My current pc is also more or less what a friend had but i didn’t upgrade 2-3 times since then unlike him.
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CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070, 8GB
RAM: 32GB DDR4-3200, Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro
SSD: 1TB Samsung 980, M.2 PCIe 3.0 + another 1TB external SSD
PSU: 850W MIFCOM Performance M1G, 80+ Gold
Still runs pretty much everything I throw at it fine. I might upgrade at the end of next year once the next gen of GPUs is out for a while.
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Very nice, god forbid 8gb vram couldn’t handle what you throw at it.
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Intel Core i5 5200U
NVIDIA GeForce 840M
12GB RAM
That's it.
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I thought the 800 series would be older than mine but i see it's a newer and better card. How is it serving you in delta force and such newer games? What kind of graphics settings can you play on?
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No plans to upgrade anything right now, might buy a 2Tb nvme SSD next year to replace existing smaller ones.
🔲 AMD Ryzen7 3700x
🎛️ MSI B450 Tomahawk Max
📟 HyperX Fury 2x 16Gb DDR4 3466MHz
🎬 RTX3060ti Gigabyte Gaming OC pro 8Gb
💾 SanDisk 240GB SSD Plus, 1 TB Kingston SNVS/1000G, Kingston A400 480 Gb, Samsung Spinpoint F3 1Tb HDD, Seagate 2Tb HDD
⚡ Seasonic 850W VERTEX GX-850 80+ Gold
📦 Thermaltake S300 TG Snow
🖥️ Q27G2E QHD 27" + 2x I2280SWD IPS FHD 21.5"
🎧 JLab Studio Pro ANC + AltecLansing ATP3
⌨️ CM Storm Quickfire TK Blue
🖱️ Genesys Krypton 150
🎮 Logitech F310
🥽 Oculus Quest 2
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Very nice and detailed!
Gse si i koliko platio oculus? Prijatelj bi uzeo neki oculus ali ga odbijaju naše visoke cene.
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Planning to upgrade to AM 5 platform but as 7800X3D was disappeared by David Copperfield and 9800X3D is very costly although only 10% faster than its predecessor I'll wait it out till prices come down inevitably.
AMD Ryzen 7 5700X
Gigabyte B550 Aorus Elite AX V2 Wifi
Corsair Vengeance LPX C18 32GB(2x16) 3600Mhz DDR4
Thermalright Peerless Assassin
Lexar 2TB M.2 NVME Gen3
Fikwot 4TB M.2 NVME Gen4
Thermaltake GF1 850 Watt Gold ARGB
Asus TUF Gaming OC RTX 4090
Pico 4 VR Headset
120 Hz 65" Hisense UHD TV as monitor
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Ugrade?! D:<
Idk man, i see 4090 and assume everything is top but if you can and want to go better go for it. I know 2 people with 5000 euro pcs, both foreigners, dont know how your pc compares. Wish i had that kinda money :D.
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Believe me I wouldn't buy a 4090 at full price which would be around 2,000 bucks for the Asus TUF right now. I got mine for 1,400 Euros which is still insane. Concerning upgrade an X3D CPU is better for gaming due to the larger cache. That opens two avenues for upgrade 1) stay on AM4 with a drop-in upgrade in form of Ryzen 5700X3D or 2) go for AM5 platform with a 7800X3D or 9800X3D the first made out of unobtanium atm and the second one is to expensive for my taste.
The first alternative isn't very meaningful in my situation as I play in 4K and the performance difference between 5700X which I have and the 5700X3D isn't significant enough at this resolution and the display is limited to 120Hz anyway.
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I was wondering when the epeen discussion would show up…
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There’s no one-upmanship here so why be like that?
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Oh you thought it was just me bragging, nah.
And now that i finally stopped procrastinating and broke the ice here's to a lot more discussions and giveaways from now on.
I remember your leaving thread and that you still popped in from time to time, just read you got married, congratulations!
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Oh you thought it was just me bragging, nah.
No these sort of threads end up with people bragging, I wasn't meaning you personally.
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I primarily play on steam deck, but I also have a laptop with a gtx 1650 which while not great, but is able to play all my games. I recently got a job that actually pays significantly above minimum wage so Im gonna save for something better.
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Nice, best of luck!
Would have maybe considered steamdeck as well but they are ridiculously overpriced here.
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The PC your friend got is a great gaming PC for the next upcoming years. If you can get your hands on those components for a decent price, go for it. The only thing I would change is the amount of RAM: If possible (aka you still got the money), go for 32 GB.
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Definitely 32. Ever since i heard about ram drives (dimmdrive in particular) i've wanted to go big, like 100+ gb ram big... Just because... One day maybe :)
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If you are looking for a PC primarily for casual gaming, then a 5700X3D, with DDR4 RAM, and with one of the last current gen GPUs, would be solid and could come a bit cheaper. If you want more performance (and also account for a screen accordingly - as in that there is not much a point in high-end GPU when you are using a screen for office, with some 60Hz or so), then the posted rig would be quite high-end these days - albeit, I'd go straight for a 800-Series-Mainboard in that case.
Really depends on what you yourself, want to see performance-wise. Like, when you plan to play a game like Cyberpunk 2077, perhaps even at 4K (and if you are ready for a bit increase in household electricity consumption), then it might be even worth to wait until next-gen GPUs (in a month or in a few). Or if you are more like: "Battlerite for life, bro, and I am all good on 1080p.", then the game page lists as minimum spec a GPU from 2010 - so even a GPU from previous gen would be plenty good, or even a modern laptop (with the option of connecting it to a larger screen).
Myself, I am going for a bit versatility, with a multi-screen setup. Currently it is a 9800X3D on an X670E, with 32 GB RAM, and a RX 6700 XT. In case of Cyberpunk 2077, on a 2560x1440 screen, with ultra settings, without ray-tracing and with FSR3, the rig gives an average FPS of 135, and Min FPS of 117. That's plenty good, and I am in no rush to upgrade the GPU (which is why I easily skipped the current-gen GPUs). But having the rig ready, with a PC case that has enough room/length for them larger GPUs, it is after the CPU the next thing to upgrade, and if no technical failure in the rig, no other upgrade/expense for quite some time in the future (other than a Gen5 M.2 perhaps, and depending on how the GPU will contribute to heat build-up in the PC case, also perhaps some improved cooling for the case).
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Very nice!
And battlerite for life bro, just imagine it in 4k ultra :D
I relise with this sort of build i could play at 1440p, 4k for some older titles at least if not new ones. That will depend on my monitor and other habits in the end.
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Just bought a new system, 9700X and 4080S.
I tend to play older games at 1440p, so it's ample.
Really should have waited for 9800X3D stock to improve and the 5XXX series to come out, but I was trying to take advantage of the MSI $225 Steam card before the Christmas sale and wanted to have time to set it up over the Christmas break.
Unfortunately MSI have been slow in granting redemption, so I don't have the card yet.
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It do be like that sometime. I was in a rush to get my pc before the new school year back then, went for the larger store, more expensive parts but it was supposed to be done much faster yet it dragged on. It was the same if not worse time-wise in the end.
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Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8700 CPU @ 3.20GHz
Installed RAM 64.0 GB
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080
Still playing most games on high settings, don't see much need to upgrade anything
Some games when they first come out are poorly optimized but I rarely play new games
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Mine is:
CPU Ryzen 5 7600X
GPU MSI RTX 4060
MB MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk
RAM Corsair Vengeance 32Gb CL30 6000Mhz AMD Expo
NVME M.2 Samsung 980 Pro 1Tb
Water Cooler Arctic Cooler 240
PS ATX Corsair 650W 80 Gold Full Modular
Enough to play Fortnite, DBD, Destiny 2, FFXIV Online and most games without issues. Streaming while playing aswell and no problems so far
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If you can play what you want and stream as well then that's great.
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I was to lazy to type it out, but recently shared this elsewhere so
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Core i5-6600K
GTX 1080 Ti
16 GB RAM
Asus Z170-A MB
SSD
I'm looking to upgrade, but I'd realistically have to upgrade everything: new GPU, new CPU, new motherboard, new memory. And GPUs are still so expensive... So I'm probably going to stick with what I have for a couple more years.
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It's actually perfectly fine to get a new GPU once in every decade. No need to get a new one just to play a couple new resource-heavy games in my opinion. If my GPU can play my backlog (or majority of it), that would be enough.
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One gpu every decade... Brother if only you knew....
Poor bastard died in 2016 attempting a for honor alpha it had no business trying, after that ive been using the integrated intel hd 4000...would've upgraded long ago if i hadn't moved away from gaming for a while.
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If you've been living on Intel HD 4000 since then, honestly it's a long time. It's time to build that "once in a while" PC. Those specs you shared seem to be enough for a decade.
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Hello sg community, my pc is old and beaten down enough that even before halls of torment came out of early access (so no update to ruin optimization) one day it just went "nope, you're not getting more than 10 fps" so it is well past time for an upgrade yet im still indecisive for a bunch of reasons.
Ill attach the pc my friend got in january for some 1990 euros in serbia (pretty clutch play considering he didn’t want to go above 2000). I am wondering what yall are workin with and if you'd be satisfied with more or less those specs for around 1850 euros with some slower part speeds and a deal i could get on a mobo or processor, i forget.
Excuse the grammar, mouse went ahead and died, typing on phone (:
https://i.imgur.com/97SD8Bs.jpeg
https://www.steamgifts.com/giveaway/Bbotsbegone59PS/atlyss
Took me a bit longer to add, small bot protection, should be enough, right?
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