Good Gaming PC?

[TheEliteBattleforce]

Would this PC be good for gaming, good new games, with high graphics, like War Thunder?
Specs:
PROCESSOR: AMD A10 7770K 3.5/3.8GHz Quad Core Black Edition Processor

MOTHERBOARD: A68H Chipset Motherboard with USB 3.0 Multiple Monitor Support

RAM: 16GB DDR3-2400 Ram

HARD DRIVE: 1TB Hard Drive 7200RPM

GRAPHICS: Integrated Radeon R7 Graphics From a10 APU (FAQ the AMD A10 is an APU processor consisting of both a CPU and GPU. The graphic performance is the equivalent of a Radeon HD7750 by itself.

CASE: Raidmax Ninja II

POWER SUPPLY: 480W Power Supply

DISK DRIVE: 24X DVDRW DL Drive

 

[bootcher]

The A10 has a built-in GPU, which has a decent video performance at best if combined with high speed RAM. While they are nice chips do not expect to play all settings maxed, more all settings on medium at 1080p. Also the CPU itself is not the best performer out there. They can only perform really well when overclocked, and this requires good cooling, a good overclocking motherboard and a decent PSU (all of which this built has not).

Usually for the same budget you might be able to get a much better performing combo with an AMD 860k x4 or i3 combined with a dedicated GPU.

 

[Swordkd]

720p would do just fine probably, 1080p not so much. You can probably get by on medium settings though at 1080p. My wife has an A8 laptop paired with ddr3 1866mhz that does surprisingly well at 720p. I'd guess that a better/newer APU at 1080p would do about the same. Is this a prebuilt setup, or are you selecting parts individually?

 

[TheEliteBattleforce]

720p would do just fine probably, 1080p not so much. You can probably get by on medium settings though at 1080p. My wife has an A8 laptop paired with ddr3 1866mhz that does surprisingly well at 720p. I'd guess that a better/newer APU at 1080p would do about the same. Is this a prebuilt setup, or are you selecting parts individually?

Its a pre- built, im looking at it on Ebay

 

[TheEliteBattleforce]

The A10 has a built-in GPU, which has a decent video performance at best if combined with high speed RAM. While they are nice chips do not expect to play all settings maxed, more all settings on medium at 1080p. Also the CPU itself is not the best performer out there. They can only perform really well when overclocked, and this requires good cooling, a good overclocking motherboard and a decent PSU (all of which this built has not).

Usually for the same budget you might be able to get a much better performing combo with an AMD 860k x4 or i3 combined with a dedicated GPU.

The whole PC costs $400 USD, so im wondering if it would be better to just get this, or if i should look for a better one at a higher price...

 

[Swordkd]

Simply put, build your own. You'll get a better overall pc for the money spent, it's not difficult, and you can allocate money where you want to.