[SOLVED] what you think about this build

[Niska]

this not my own build its a company build and i was wondering if this build good for gaming its much cheap
iam going to use it's like 2/3 months then i will change the psu and gpu
dose the 350w psu work for me or i have to change it when i just buy the pc (can its handel for 2/3 months)
(iam buying it for gaming )

CPU : #INTEL i3 9100F 3.6Ghz 4Q4T 6Mo Cache
CM : #Asrock H310M-HDV
RAM : #XPG FLAME 8Go 2666Mhz
SSD: #ADATA 240Go SU630
GPU : #GIGABYTE #1650_4GC
Case : #AURES Raider #RGB_Fan + #Controller
PSU: #AURES 350w efficiency 75%

 

[hang-the-9]

Your plan to change the power supply and video card later is not good, video card is fine, and you don't want to use a bad power supply at all, so wait till you can get a system with a good power supply. If this is a pre-built, replace the power supply with a good quality 500 watt or higher one soon as you get it. CPU is a bit lower for that video card but will be OK.

 

[Vic 40]

Ran into this issue myself as well,but bios support and the latest intel 9xxxF series is not ideal so might very possible that the motherboard bought doesn't support that 9100F yet because it carries an older bios. The bios required is very recent (2019/3/26)
Make sure the shop you buy from is able to update it for you.

 

[Zdos123]

Don't use this, that PSU is abysmal

 

[SgtScream]

I do not recommend a 4 thread Intel chip at this point for gaming. You can get a higher core/thread count for the money and a LOT more performance going Ryzen. If you purchase that system now, you won't meet system requirements for many triple A titles that already exist. How much money are you going to spend for budget?

 

[Vic 40]

I do not recommend a 4 thread Intel chip at this point for gaming.

It's a 6 core chip not four.

 

[xravenxdota]

It's a 6 core chip not four.

It's a 4c/4t its the 9100F not the 9400F

 

[Vic 40]

ah yes was thinking about the 9400F sorry. Should read the whole thread again before answering .

Still it's not a bad cpu for the money.

 

[SgtScream]

For esports titles it's not a bad cpu for the money, but selecting this processor for triple A titles and expectations of 60fps or higher is a mistake. One might say you can lower graphical detail, but dependant on the game and most triple A titles this places more load on the cpu. Games optimized for more than 4 cores will result in stutter.