Where is the GPU?
On the CPU, it's an APU.
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Where is the GPU?
This acc was not always mine it was a friends he gave it to me
So any other posts are not mine
Besides RAM, what would be the next thing to upgrade on it? Better processor?Nothing wrong with the build Wesley posted. There's plenty of scope to expand on it as you can afford. Otherwise, a console might really be the best option.
Besides RAM, what would be the next thing to upgrade on it? Better processor?
Wow guys seriously? He just posted on here asking for assistance, age is irrelevant...
Either help him of leave him alone. Not like he's posting in off topic or CNA section.
Well the rule says "No people under the age of 18 are allowed to join. By registering you confirm that you are over the age of 18." He said he was gifted the account by a friend so perhaps the friend was 18 when he registered it...Admits to being 12 despite the forum's age limit of 18, in a thread where a moderator posts.
Is not instabanned.
Interdasting.
Well the rule says "No people under the age of 18 are allowed to join. By registering you confirm that you are over the age of 18." He said he was gifted the account by a friend so perhaps the friend was 18 when he registered it....
An actual GPU would be the next upgrade I guess. The a6-6400k uses an 8470d which is...passable but basically inadequate for real gaming. The whole thing is going to be fairly anemic in real games anyway, so he'll probably want to stick to older PC games where he can max them out. That means Orange Box, WoW, etc.
Ok I am just wondering if it would be worth putting some more cash into an APU from the get go.
I probably need to upgrade my PC in the near future and will need to buy a new board, RAM and CPU. So the idea of buying an APU to upgrade my GPU (GeForce 550 Ti) at the same time as my CPU is appealing to me. But comparing these AMD APUs to my current GPU now, it seems like it would be more of a sidegrade then an upgrade.
Ok I am just wondering if it would be worth putting some more cash into an APU from the get go.
I probably need to upgrade my PC in the near future and will need to buy a new board, RAM and CPU. So the idea of buying an APU to upgrade my GPU (GeForce 550 Ti) at the same time as my CPU is appealing to me. But comparing these AMD APUs to my current GPU now, it seems like it would be more of a sidegrade then an upgrade.
Get one of these little bad boys in the review for around R800:
http://www.legitreviews.com/intel-pentium-g3258-dual-core-processor-gaming-performance_145873/11
Besides RAM, what would be the next thing to upgrade on it? Better processor?
I probably need to upgrade my PC in the near future and will need to buy a new board, RAM and CPU. So the idea of buying an APU to upgrade my GPU (GeForce 550 Ti) at the same time as my CPU is appealing to me. But comparing these AMD APUs to my current GPU now, it seems like it would be more of a sidegrade then an upgrade.
@NAG-Wesley - Watch the video attached to my post as it shows that the G3258 is capable of doing 1080p gaming on an H81 board which actually got an overclocking BIOS update for that chip specifically. Even at stock, it's adequate for gaming, if you browse the benchies on multiple sites. If the OP plans on doing mutlitasking between heavy 3D applications then 2 threads might not be enough and since he is on a tight budget, it's a great way to get gaming on the cheap and then upgrading later if needed.
H81 mobo + CPU + 4gb RAM will set the OP back R1600-R1800.
R7 260X 2gb DDR5 - R2100.
R3500.. According to my calculations from when I was a kid, it equates to: 175 cars washed or 87 lawns mowed!
I would seriously consider going second-hand if I was the OP. But, then there's not a lot of people on Carb that want to deal with kids this young. If anything goes wrong the parents will get involved...