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Question on Gaming PC
My son is looking at this gaming PC...
https://vrlatech.com/product/vrla-tech-gaming/
His plans are to play: RDR2, Rocket League, GTA, War Zone, and Valorant. If those in the know could let me know how viable that linked system is for those games, I'd appreciate the input.
Thanks very much.
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Take a look at Maingear pc. They have some really good customer support and warranty stuff etc if you are into it.
I know someone who works there, and I also know a few streamers who are partnered with them and love their PC build quality and service
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It'll be fine. ~60 fps at high/medium on 1080p. It doesn't say whether the gpu is 8gb or 4gb though.
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Love logical increments for questions like this: https://www.logicalincrements.com/
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Just buy something new. Honestly just about anything listed as a gaming PC on most of the main selling sites at the price of about a G or more can run any new game just fine.
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You're going to want a SSD.
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So question regarding the SSD: If the PC I posted in the OP comes with a 1 TB HDD in addition to the 120 GB SSD, are you saying it's still important to have a much bigger SSD? If so, where do you draw the line on what size SSD is sufficient? I'm seeing a similar PC on New Egg that has a 512 GB SSD, but no HDD.
And let me just say I appreciate everyone's help. Gaming PC's aren't something I really understand all that much and I don't want my son spending his hard earned money on something that's going to let him down. But it's also not like he's got thousands to spend either. He's got between $800-$900.
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120gb SSD is sufficient for a windows install.
Ideally, you'd have games installed on an SSD rather than an HDD, but it can be prohibitively expensive depending on the size of SSD you get.
The PC you linked is fine and I think your son will enjoy it.
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So I had my son do a bit more shopping around and he found this on New Egg: https://www.newegg.com/abs-computer-...82E16883102993
Using the Logical Increments website (thanks Alashir), it looks like most of the components are better than the one I linked in the OP, with almost the same price. Thoughts?
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