Is this a good computer to buy

[Lukkar23]

-Processor: FX-8320e, 8 cores, 4.0ghz

-Motherboard: ASUS M5A78L-M Plus

-Ram: 8GB (2x4GB) Kingston DDR3

-Graphics Card: EVGA GTX 670 FTW
-OS Drive: Toshiba 320gb HDD
-Storage Drive: Hitachi 2TB HDD

-Case: Gateway w/ Two Fans, DVD Drive and Card REader

-Power Supply: EVGA 450w 80+ Bronze

-Operating System: Windows 8.1 64 Bit Genuine (eligible for free Windows 10 upgrade, I have the update on the desktop ready to go)


preferably for combat arms thank you let me know before i buy it thanks

[kovuus]

moved.

[Lukkar23]

could you please answer my question thanks

[Krotus]

No its not good. All parts are very old and not so strong. You wont be able to play any modern game with decent graphics quality and payable FPS.

[fenster3000]

No.
- Very old and bad CPU
- Old Graphic Card. For Minecraft Vanilla or CS:GO ok. But not for modern Triple A titles
- The rest looks ok. But nothing really special.

The Hard drives are probably the most valuable components in that PC. If this PC is pre-owned you do not know how old the HDDs are (320GB IMO sounds pretty old). If the 2TB HDD it is worth something around 60 - 80$. If it is old it is something like 20$.

Nevertheless I would not even consider buying that computer. It is not good and thanks to the processor and graphic card I would not spend more than 40$ to 50$ for that brick.

€: Krotus was faster again lel

[Der-Eddy]

Originally Posted by Krotus

You wont be able to play any modern game with decent graphics quality and payable FPS.

To be fair, you could run Combat Arms on a potato with decent framerate

So yes, Combat Arms would run fine
but anything newer, meh

[fenster3000]

Originally Posted by Der-Eddy

To be fair, you could run Combat Arms on a potato with decent framerate

So yes, Combat Arms would run fine
but anything newer, meh

Yea. But Combat Arms is far away from being a "modern game". It is from 2007.