Rate my pc

[trebbor14]

Hello do want to rate my pc and do you have some suggestions for it plz comment it :D!

current hardware:
cpu: amd fx-6300
ram: 8gb 1333mhz
motherboard: AsRock Pro3 R2.0
Case: Sharkoon Vaya II
Harddisk: 350gb (it is not a lot i know :()
keyboard: standard logitech
mouse: Gigabyte aivia krypton 8200dpi
Monitor: Benq RL2455HM
Second Screen: HP L1908w
Headset: Tritton AX180

(sorry if my english is not so good :))

 

[Younisco]

How many GHz is the processor?

 

[Atomiccheese1]

Where is the graphics card?

 

[Atomiccheese1]

Well, if you only play minecraft, add a 750ti into it.

 

[Younisco]

The three main things that you are looking for in a gaming PC:

• Processor (high ghz, if you know how, and if you're a risk taker, try and overclock it.)

• Graphics Card.
• RAN.

 

[trebbor14]

Where is the graphics card?

Sorry i forgot it ;)
I have a msi radeon hd 7850 2gb

 

[trebbor14]

How many GHz is the processor?

My processor has 3,5ghz

 

[Younisco]

That's good-ish

 

[trebbor14]

That's good-ish

do you think i have to upgrade my ram?

 

[Younisco]

do you think i have to upgrade my ram?

Nah, it's fine how it is, just maybe a little changes here and there. @halothe23 can clarify.

 

[trebbor14]

Nah, it's fine how it is, just maybe a little changes here and there. @halothe23 can clarify.

okay thank you :D

 

[Atomiccheese1]

You should get rather a bigger hard drive (7200rpm 64bit cache) or get an SSD.

Also, if you're upgrading ram get 1600Mhz and beyond, it really does improve performance by a few frames.

 

[trebbor14]

You should get rather a bigger hard drive (7200rpm 64bit cache) or get an SSD.

Also, if you're upgrading ram get 1600Mhz and beyond, it really does improve performance by a few frames.

okay thank you do you think it matters when you put to 4gb with 1333mhz and 4gb ram sticks with 1600mhz?

 

[Atomiccheese1]

okay thank you do you think it matters when you put to 4gb with 1333mhz and 4gb ram sticks with 1600mhz?

Well, you can't do that, but if you only play minecraft I suppose 1333Mhz will be fine, just add 4gb more if you can. (4gbs of 1333mhz)

 

[trebbor14]

Well, you can't do that, but if you only play minecraft I suppose 1333Mhz will be fine, just add 4gb more if you can. (4gbs of 1333mhz)

no iplay call of duty and battlefield and a lot more

 

[Atomiccheese1]

no iplay call of duty and battlefield and a lot more

Well, I would recommend a new graphics card, the one you have now is ok but it could really be upgraded to something like a 750ti

 

[kadeplays]

hi i have a dell that sucks assnfekjn

 

[trebbor14]

Well, I would recommend a new graphics card, the one you have now is ok but it could really be upgraded to something like a 750ti

Okay tank you

 

[Atomiccheese1]

hi i have a dell that sucks assnfekjn

Well, I'm talking about dell gaming pc's

 

[djchalky369]

So, pretty much after seeing this, i got cancer from the replies.

People are saying that 1600MHz is much much better than 1333MHz with RAM, and although that is true, it's completely not worth paying more as there isnt a massively notable difference.
Also mixing a stick with 1600MHz and one with 1333MHz isn't a good idea at all, it is more efficient if they both operate at the same speed, so my suggestion is just to get 2x4GB sticks of 1333MHz RAM as you already have.

And in regards to your HDD,

You should get rather a bigger hard drive (7200rpm 64bit cache)

Yes, this is the best thing to do, 1TB would be the best. SDD isn't needed as it costs quite a bit and it doesn't look like you want to spend the money on an SSD.

The Graphics card that you have at the moment isn't the best either, maybe an R9 270x? it's relatively cheap and works a dream (i have one).
Nvidia is also a very good choice but it costs more money.

If you have a big budget then yes get Nvidia, but if you don't then get an AMD graphics card.

I would also recommend using this website if you are building a custom PC, it has loads of advice on components based around budget, it will also help you understand all the things that you probably don't understand at the moment: http://www.logicalincrements.com/