Is the PC good for Minecraft (300 FPS) and Fortnite (80 FPS) and which connections does it have (e.g. VGA)?
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Do it yourself and save more money and buy a graphics card and 16GB RAM, so generally would min. Save 500-600 euro! Otherwise you will have little fun after 2 years!
Yes, he manages the two games. The mainboard has VGA and DVI. However, the integrated Vega GPU is not suitable for all games.
You can also assemble it yourself. Also - what do you want with VGA in 2020?
That would be enough for Minecraft with 90fps and Fortnite 40fps. In short: A Nintendo switch would be significantly faster. If you want to get a ready-made PC and Minecraft for whatever it is good to play at 300fps and Fortnite at 80fps, you have to dig deeper into your wallet. The fps also depend on what your preferred settings are.
Buy individual parts! You save so much money! Give your technician in your area 50 euro to assemble for you. YOU save a lot of money and what is your budget? I will build you an assembly that is significantly better.
Is there another way to get HDMI connection so that the CPU stays the same?
I read this board has an HDMI connection. Sorry!
This is very complicated with the Windows key, so I wouldn't do it. Because I'm only 12.
Which one now?
Asus Prime A320M-K, AMD A320 has an HDMI?
According to Caseking yes!
https://www.caseking.de/asus-prime-a320m-k-amd-a320-mainboard-sockel-am4-mbas-347.html
Nice thank you would get the most helpful answer.
Eh, no. A Nintendo switch would be significantly worse.
And what does that have to do with a consle?
Installing Windows is very easy and takes 30 minutes
Ha on 3D Mark is something else = Minecraft 1080P (340 FPS +) and Fortnite 1080P = 80 + FPS
A Windows key on Ebay costs 3 euro
You don't need more than 60 FPS in every game if you only have a 60hz monitor
Here it costs twice, but you can play every current title
If I don't have a 144 Hz
Then you don't buy a PC like that
Huh why not?
Thank you for your answer! I'm not that much of a DIY guy, only when it's complicated like here (install Windows and connect the power supply). If I retrofit something then maybe in 3 years after the warranty of the PC has expired.
Okay, if the performance is not enough for you then you can enter "build hardware pc" on Youtube, there you will find a playlist where each part is explained well how to install it.
The computer is not capable of displaying the games with over 144FPS
