Is this PC good??

[p.petridis12345]

So I am buying a PC and I found these:
CPU i5 7400
GPU rx560 2gb
Mobo Asus h110m-R bulk
Ram Patriot 8gb ddr4 2400mhz

CPU ryzen 1400
GPU gtx 1050 2 gb
Same ram as the above
Mobo Asus prime 320m-k

They both are prebuild PC and I want to know which is better and if it is good and will play most games at a good quality with good fps.
Thanks

 

[Shektron]

It is VERY minimal. The RX 560 will not run everything at 1080p medium settings. A good option would be to buy this PC, sell off the RX 560 and buy a better GPU once the prices come down. For gaming, the RX 560 really isn't enough, unless you only have a 720p or 900p monitor. for 1080p, you should ideally get at least a GTX 1050 Ti or RX 570.

 

[vMax]

Hi P, it depends on your expectations, this PC should be good enough to play at 1080p on most games with fairly good frame rates and at medium with some at high quality. Here is a review of the GPU in question https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/review/graphics-cards/gigabyte-radeon-rx-560-gaming-oc-review-3661467/

It comes down to how much you are paying for the total system and whether you are happy to pay that for the performance, but it should be fine at 1080p...not the greatest but good enough..

 

[p.petridis12345]

What about the other PC that i wrote with the gtx 1050

 

[k1114]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from p.petridis12345 : "Which is better from these two prebuilt pc"

CPU i5 7400
GPU rx560 2gb
Mobo Asus h110m-R bulk
Ram Patriot 8gb ddr4 2400mhz

CPU ryzen 1400
GPU gtx 1050 2 gb
Same ram as the above
Mobo Asus prime 320m-k
And do you know if they can play some games with medium quality at good fps?

Break it down by CPU vs. CPU and GPU vs. GPU:

RX 560 is slower than the GTX 1050
Ryzen 1400 is slower than the i5 7400 (in most games)

Overall, I'd say the Ryzen 1400/GTX 1050 is the better buy even though at 1080p the CPU is still a factor in game performance, and a stronger GPU is only added on top of that performance advantage of the i5 over the Ryzen. Also you will have a CPU update path from AMD through 2020 over the Intel Kaby Lake which is already no longer supported on new Intel chips. Also you can overclock the Ryzen to about 3.8GHz with an aftermarket cooler and motherboard that supports overclocking. You can't overclock a non-K Intel chip, so keep that in mind too.

You are looking at medium/normal quality settings to get around 50-60FPS in most games.

They're both a gen behind on cpu but I'd go with the ryzen pc. More threads and can oc to be better than the i5. Plus they are going to continue developing on the socket so you could upgrade while intel already moved to a different socket. The 1050 is also just a hair better overall. Some games could play on high.