Should I buy this PC?

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AMD Ryzen 5 1600X (3.60/4.00 GHz, 16M)
NVIDIA GTX1050Ti 4GB
8 GB DDR4 2666 MHz

What do you guys think of this PC?I need it for csgo
 
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Yeah it doesnt specify anything about the psu. Look man. This pc is good :) MORE than enough for csgo to be exact.
In my experience a prebuild pc is never as good as a build by parts from someone that know what he is doing. Some companies are trying to cut expenses by using low tier psus and cases or motherboards u dont need
etc.etc.

BUT the main specs of the pc.(cpu,gpu) are good for ur needs. And ram is enough. And the price fits more or less what u are buying...Something in the lines of 400 for the cpu,gpu,ram and 200 for the rest is reasonable with that models. Maybe the psu isnt the best in the world but okay.

If u want to play csgo u are covered. FOR SURE. Then go ahead and buy it. If u need something better then u should go to...
Can you list the other pieces as well? power supply unit and mobo? Do u have a budget ? From the looks of it i guess u are at 450 to 650 $? If u can tell us more maybe we can help u a bit more...

But for the information i got. CSGO is not such a demanding game... This rig will play it EASILY and with good performance (assuming you are going for full hd and not for 4k)

If i make some suggestions i will say that u should go for a ram that has a little more frequency speed since u are going for an amd cpu.. They are beneffiting from higher frequencies in ram... They gain some fps more (not that u will notice any difference in this game. It will work like a charm nevertheless). But if u can afford it pick ram with 3000mhz or more. It will be better for other more demanding games...

Maybe buy a second gen ryzen (ryzen 5 2xxx) .

All this are general suggestions. If u are willing to play only csgo in full hd u are far from capable to do this with this build.

Still a more detailed post with your hardware will help :) + your budget
 
psu brand? 80+? gold? bronze? 600w though is more than enough :) if the certification and brand is ok then it is excellent choice. More than u will need though. The mobo is fine. A little outdated but fine. The only problem is that it does not allow cpu overclocking ( if dont intend to then ok. ) It has 2 ram slots. That means if u get a 8gb will it be 2x4 kit?

Generally dual ram works significantly better. That means when u get 2x4 gb it should go fine. If u need future improvement then i suggest a motherboard with 4 dimm since u shouldnt buy one stick of 8 gb now and wait to buy another on in the future but just add 2 more x4gb . Or just wait and if u want to upgrade ur ram in the future just switch the two 2x4 for the 2x8 . Little costlier but still viable choice.

Still if u need the pc just for csgo then it will work great as it is.😀

PSU: brand,model and certification
CASE: Is it atx.micro Atx or both? (if u decide to change the mobo u should be careful with the compatibility) the one u have is uATX / Micro ATX so it fits in both atx cases and u-micro atxs. If u are going for an atx mobo then the case should be atx as well.
Budget? if u want to make the best pc out of your money it is needed to know how much u can afford. If u want to play just csgo u can get something cheaper.

PS. Do u have a link for the pc system? Will u buy it prebuilt?

 
Still maybe i can understand the brands and models. They are in english i guess...Still. My final advice is. If u want to play csgo this system is FAR from ok. It is great for this game. More than u need actually. 600watt is ok. I dont know if the brand is ok but the watt are. Same goes for ram. 8gb is enough for csgo. I dont know the brand but as for the gbs they are ok. Still more mhz like 3000 will be better with an amd cpu. But u are good.

If u want to play other games that are heavier then it depends. It is a good mid range pc.
 
Yeah it doesnt specify anything about the psu. Look man. This pc is good :) MORE than enough for csgo to be exact.
In my experience a prebuild pc is never as good as a build by parts from someone that know what he is doing. Some companies are trying to cut expenses by using low tier psus and cases or motherboards u dont need
etc.etc.

BUT the main specs of the pc.(cpu,gpu) are good for ur needs. And ram is enough. And the price fits more or less what u are buying...Something in the lines of 400 for the cpu,gpu,ram and 200 for the rest is reasonable with that models. Maybe the psu isnt the best in the world but okay.

If u want to play csgo u are covered. FOR SURE. Then go ahead and buy it. If u need something better then u should go to build a pc part by part. Even in that money.

PS U should buy an ssd when u have the money. I am guessing from the words in the site that it doesnt have one ( i know some slavic words...i am from northern greece) . Even a small one. Just for the windows and some programms
 
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