Gaming PC Question?

[judewilliams22]

Hi i was wondering if anyone thinks that this PC (HP Pavilion Power 580-015na Gaming PC) Is a decent beginners pc for gaming. It has an intel I5 7400 processor and a NVIDIA GTX 1050 graphics card. I have asked previous people if this pc could run certain games which it apparently can but i want to know if the pc is decent as a first gaming pc overall. I am also look for fast FPS in games not Ultra graphics in games on STEAM such as RUST, SPACE ENGINEERS and FALLOUT SHELTER.

 

[RememberThe5th]

Yes it will do its job fine. Depends which games are you gonna play.

 

[Dunlop0078]

How much is it? It is certainly not a high end system, but it's decent for 1080p gaming if the price is right. Usually company's like HP charge way over the actual value of the components in the system, especially if they are calling it a "gaming pc".

 

[judewilliams22]

How much is it? It is certainly not a high end system, but it's decent for 1080p gaming if the price is right. Usually company's like HP charge way over the actual value of the components in the system, especially if they are calling it a "gaming pc".

ill admit its a lot and I'm buying it from currys pc world as buying it straight from hp cost too much but I'm buying it for 600 as its on sale from an original price of 800

 

[judewilliams22]

Yes it will do its job fine. Depends which games are you gonna play.

That's good to know. I'm playing games such as Space engineers, Rust, Fallout shelter,

 

[RememberThe5th]

Yes it will do its job fine. Depends which games are you gonna play.

That's good to know. I'm playing games such as Space engineers, Rust, Fallout shelter,

Yeah it should do it pretty well, oh sorry i didn't read or you added the games.

 

[judewilliams22]

Yes it will do its job fine. Depends which games are you gonna play.

That's good to know. I'm playing games such as Space engineers, Rust, Fallout shelter,

Yeah it should do it pretty well, oh sorry i didn't read or you added the games.

I added them because of your question

 

[WildCard999]

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Question from judewilliams22 : "Gaming PC Question"

I'm new to pc gaming and am hopefully going to be buying my first gaming pc for around £600. I know that this is a little over priced for my first pc but i am sick of dealing with bad frame rates on my laptop. The computer i want is a HP Pavilion Power 580-015na Gaming PC with INTEL I5 7400 PROCESSOR and NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1050 GRAPHICS CARD with 8GB RAM. People have told me that this is a decent first computer and should be able to run game such a RUST, FALLOUT SHELTER and SPACE ENGINEERS but i wanted to ask again to be sure. Is it a decent pc and can i run those games on it? I also want people to take into mind that i want a fast FPS game with mid range graphics. I'm NOT looking for Ultra graphics in gameplay

It will run those games at 1080P or less however for the price you can do better if you built it yourself.

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It will run those games at 1080P or less however for the price you can do better if you built it yourself.

Hi as I'm new i wanted to start off with a pre made one as i don't know how to build one well and don't want to risk building it wrong or badly. Is 1080 good quality?

1080P is a standard monitor display resolution. As for building it, it's fairly easy especially with the guides out there.

It will run those games at 1080P or less however for the price you can do better if you built it yourself.

Hi as I'm new i wanted to start off with a pre made one as i don't know how to build one well and don't want to risk building it wrong or badly. Is 1080 good quality?

1080p is "ok". Good would be 1440p. The difference is roughly twice the pixels. But the video card to run at 1440p costs more than double.
(400 or so for just the video card).

1080P is a standard monitor display resolution. As for building it, it's fairly easy especially with the guides out there.

hi thanks but I'm only young and i would prefer to stay premade

The problem with pre-built is that you upgrade options are very limited. As for age I was working on build in my early teens and just taught my 11 yr nephew how to replace a CPU/GPU.

The problem with pre-built is that you upgrade options are very limited.

i understand that but as i said I'm new to computer gaming and i probably wont upgrade my pc for a while until I'm older and more experienced with stuff like that

If it's a older laptop then I'm sure this will be a good upgrade. The only game that might be a bit harder to run is Rust since it's Early Access but if you adjust the settings it should be more then playable. Since this is a prebuilt I would highly recommend removing any bloatware as HP has a good habit of putting stuff on there systems that's not needed. Also update the graphics driver (Nvidia) and as long as you keep it dust free the system should be good for awhile.