Is this pc good for its money?

[mariosskoutaris33]

I want a budget pc and i found this https://www.bazaraki.com/el/adv/2081429_gaming-pc/
IS this good enough for casual gaming?

 

[logainofhades]

What is your system budget? Problem with that build, other than old hardware, is questionable power supply quality. I wouldn't recommend it.

 

[mariosskoutaris33]

What is your system budget? Problem with that build, other than old hardware, is questionable power supply quality. I wouldn't recommend it.

My budget is 300 euros.also about the psu.i can replace that if its too bad

 

[mariosskoutaris33]

The thing that i really want to know its if i can play wow,fortnite,gta v on good graphics

 

[punkncat]

Not knowing the exchange rate...

I think it would game fairly decent 1080p. It is a bit old.
I didn't see listing on the installed HDD. What size are they and how old?

 

[mariosskoutaris33]

Not knowing the exchange rate...

I think it would game fairly decent 1080p. It is a bit old.
I didn't see listing on the installed HDD. What size are they and how old?

I dont really care about the hdds as i will be installing mines and i if you watch carefully theres a samsung m.2 in the middle of the board

 

[mariosskoutaris33]

My other option is to build a ryzen 2200g and that will cost me around 270

 

[mariosskoutaris33]

Its either the ryzen or this

 

[punkncat]

Well, the person selling that does and it's reflected in (what I think) the price is. 5xHDD aren't cheap. The SSD is listed in the title....

I would look at this like, would you want that case and those core components to start an upgrade from a year or so from now?

Will it game, right now? Yes. Those cards in crossfire/sli should be putting out decent 1080 frames, but they are older and use LOADS of power. The cooling option is easy to change out. Keep in mind that the huge area it has for HDD/SSD storage will be of waste if you aren't looking at mobo with 6+ SATA ports, and more.

I don't think you could build a system that will game that well for your budget, but I also feel that you could do better new with a new more hundred as a start than to purchase what will be a dead end build.

 

[g-unit1111]

Its either the ryzen or this

Honestly I'd say neither. Save your money and wait and get something better. Don't compromise on old tech and definitely don't go cheap and get something with garbage components just to save a few bucks. In this case you're better off not buying anything and saving your money until you are able to afford something better than this.