03-10-2016, 11:00 AM
Hi guys.
I need to get a 'first' gaming PC for a young gamer. The budget is around £500. I have found these PCs and wondered which would be a better choice? The only requirement is wifi enabled and to be able to run most Steam Games without lag.
PC #1:
CPU and Memory:
Intel Core i5 quad core.
I5-4460.
Processor speed 3.2GHz.
8GB RAM.
Hard drive:
1TB SATA-III hard drive.
DVD optical drives:
Dual layer.
Graphics:
Shared graphics.
Intel HD Graphics 4600 intel hd graphics 4600 with 1000MB memory.
PC #2:
CPU and Memory:
Intel Core i3 dual core.
I3-4170.
Processor speed 3.7GHz.
8GB RAM.
Hard drive:
1TB SATA-III hard drive.
DVD optical drives:
Dual layer.
Graphics:
Dedicated graphics.
NVIDIA GeForce gtx-750ti 1gb ddr5 with 1000MB memory.
Incidentally, PC#2 is £50 more expensive than PC #1 due to the dedicated graphics. But surely an i5 is better right?
I need to get a 'first' gaming PC for a young gamer. The budget is around £500. I have found these PCs and wondered which would be a better choice? The only requirement is wifi enabled and to be able to run most Steam Games without lag.
PC #1:
CPU and Memory:
Intel Core i5 quad core.
I5-4460.
Processor speed 3.2GHz.
8GB RAM.
Hard drive:
1TB SATA-III hard drive.
DVD optical drives:
Dual layer.
Graphics:
Shared graphics.
Intel HD Graphics 4600 intel hd graphics 4600 with 1000MB memory.
PC #2:
CPU and Memory:
Intel Core i3 dual core.
I3-4170.
Processor speed 3.7GHz.
8GB RAM.
Hard drive:
1TB SATA-III hard drive.
DVD optical drives:
Dual layer.
Graphics:
Dedicated graphics.
NVIDIA GeForce gtx-750ti 1gb ddr5 with 1000MB memory.
Incidentally, PC#2 is £50 more expensive than PC #1 due to the dedicated graphics. But surely an i5 is better right?
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