[SOLVED] Would this spec PC run games well?

[daf4lifeyt]

Hello, so I ordered few parts and wanted to do a budget gaming PC, not for myself as I have a decent PC.
Do you think these specifications will run Minecraft, GTA V and Fortnite ? Also, what graphics card do you recommend with this system?

• Intel i5 760
• Intel DH55PJ Motherboard
• NVIDIA GeForce GT 620 1GB
• 8GB DDR3 Ram 1600Mhz (It will lower down to 1333Mhz)
• 1TB HDD
• 400w power supply

 

[Lutfij]

Nope. You would need a better GPU and that CPU would need an overclock on it, not to mention getting an overclock on the rams with DDR3-1866MHz. In retrospect the system is good for Netflix and general office based productivity apps, not professional apps though. You're also going to have a tough time with Intel boards since they are very choosy on what rams you have on them and their BIOS support is limited.

You forgot to mention the make and model of your PSU.

 

[guanyu210379]

It depends on the game.
Something like solitare and packman? yes.

The cpu should be good for most games released up to 2014.
It can also run some of the new games.
The GPU is however really sh*t, almost nothing will run properly here.
If your PSU can still run it, GTX1050 would be my recommendation.

 

[daf4lifeyt]

It depends on the game.
Something like solitare and packman? yes.

The cpu should be good for most games released up to 2014.
It can also run some of the new games.
The GPU is however really sh*t, almost nothing will run properly here.
If your PSU can still run it, GTX1050 would be my recommendation.

Thanks for the reply. Mainly Minecraft. As this is a budget PC build I will stick with something low. On YouTube people display gameplay and it looks good.

 

[daf4lifeyt]

Nope. You would need a better GPU and that CPU would need an overclock on it, not to mention getting an overclock on the rams with DDR3-1866MHz. In retrospect the system is good for Netflix and general office based productivity apps, not professional apps though. You're also going to have a tough time with Intel boards since they are very choosy on what rams you have on them and their BIOS support is limited.

You forgot to mention the make and model of your PSU.

On YouTube gameplay of these specs are good.