With the PC you can certainly play almost everything, right? I want to play Minecraft with the latest shaders fluently + record… Would appreciate a review.
https://krotus-computer.de/gamer-pc/high-end-gamer-pcs/8/enthusiast-gaming-pc-amd#bd3d829a0e5dee5b41d59dd70fbdeb43
Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 2700 8x 3.7Ghz + HT
CPU Cooler: Scythe Kotetsu Mark ll
Motherboard: MSI B450M Mortar
Memory: GSkill 16Gb DDR4 3000Mhz Dual Chanel RAM
Graphics card: Palit RTX 2070 8Gb
Hard drive: Samsung 860 EVO 500Gb SSD
Power supply: beQuiet Pure Power 11 500W
W-LAN: Gigabyte GC-WB1733D-l - 1733mbps 5Ghz (for Bluetooth, use LAN cable)
Integrated soundcard
→ what does that mean?
Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
Is pretty good. You can even use ray-tracing shader with it. "Integrated sound card" means you do not have to buy an external sound card. In the past, you actually had to buy them extra. She is responsible for ensuring, as your name implies, that your computer is able to make sound.
For this Path Racing Shader you do not even need a RTX card you can also take a Vega or whatever
How do I think so, just before the launch of the Ryzen 3000 series? Bad I think that ;-)
So should I wait? But the price will then make a big difference in the new series, right?
Prices in $$$ are known, as these look like in euro, you do not know yet.
Will be worthwhile anyway, since the new ones are much faster.
That looks good. With current SSD prices you could also think about a 1TB, or an additional 1TB HDD as a data store for things that do not need the SSD. 500GB are quickly gone in several applications.
The R 5 3600 starts at $ 199 (probably 199 euro) RRP.
True, I use 500GB Crucial SSD (not to be confused with Crucifix SSD) and I still have about 200 GB free.
Yes good for Minecraft and games gambling Internal sound card is usually enough. For musicians, I would buy Professionals sound card to achieve the best latency free.
