I have the 560Ti card, that with the i3-2130 (a 100Mhz bump in the clock speed) or i3-3220 would nicely represent a slight upgrade to the system that you have tested.
We are planning to do a video soon on the integrated hd graphics from sandy bridge. It will be interesting to see what it can and cant run. I'm sure you already have a good idea what that is and is not. :) Thanks for watching.
There are a fair few options to upgrade to. I5 2400 / i5 2500 and 2500k for the I5 in Sandy Bridge. i7 2600 and i7 2600K or i7 2700k would be good. in the Sandy bridge Lineup You can even look at ivy bridge CPUs if your motherboard supports them. i5 3470 / i5 3550 / 3570 / 3570k etc.. i7 3770, and 3770k really the i7 CPU if you can afford them are the way to go. The K CPUs have unlocked multipliers. There also a bunch of 1155 Xeons that you can look into which a very similar to the i5 and i7s It really is a great platform with a lot of cheap options. have a good look though Wikipedia, they have great lists for i3 / i5 or i7 CPU and the Xeons. We hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
We are a little confused what you maybe asking. The game should run with your set hardware, from our past experience. 6gb of ram should be enough unless things have changed in recent builds of PUBG. If you are having problems running PUBG performance wise on the q8400, you may need to disable the real time protection from your virus checker whilst playing the game (this will give you a bit more processor head room). Running a program called inspectre from Gibson research company can disable some intel microcode updates. The microcode update does slow down your pc compute power a little bit (www.grc.com/inspectre.htm). Try to keep background software running in windows as minimal as possible. Another thing we noted, PUBG can take a considerable amount of time to launch and feels like you are at the desktop for sometime before the game launches. Hardware wise the q8400 could benefit from a lite overclock to help with performance. We hope that helps. If we think of anything else we will drop a line. Also a few community members on this channel usually have some good insights and ideas. Thanks for watching we hope that helps.
Hey, can you suggest to me great value for money pc components under 40k rupees(548.53 USD). Please include the peripherals too (monitor, cabinet, etc. ) Thanks
You should be able to build an 2nd, 3rd, 4th gen / i5 or i7 for that cost or even a cheap ryzen build. The video card will be that hardest to find most likely in the current climate. But maybe look for GTX 770. Second hand is your best bet for monitor keybaords etc. Other options would be looking at older OEM machines like Dell or HP, though you need to make sure they can take a video card or look at getting a GT1030 or some other low profile GPU to fit. Good luck.
It should be able to play valorant alright. We have played valorant on much slower systems. You may need to set some of the settings on lower details but overall it should be fine. Thanks for watching. Let us know how it goes if you give it a try.
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I have the 560Ti card, that with the i3-2130 (a 100Mhz bump in the clock speed) or i3-3220 would nicely represent a slight upgrade to the system that you have tested.
This combo is legendary
Oh yeah the LGA 1155 budget platform.
Yes! what a great platform. Cheap and great value for what you pay for.
Thanks for watching.
Nice i have one i3 2120 in a retro system, i only use the integrated graphics
We are planning to do a video soon on the integrated hd graphics from sandy bridge.
It will be interesting to see what it can and cant run. I'm sure you already have a good idea what that is and is not. :)
Thanks for watching.
Very convenient video as I just got an i3 2120, if there's a good LGA 1155 socket cpu i could upgrade to let me know
There are a fair few options to upgrade to.
I5 2400 / i5 2500 and 2500k for the I5 in Sandy Bridge.
i7 2600 and i7 2600K or i7 2700k would be good.
in the Sandy bridge Lineup
You can even look at ivy bridge CPUs if your motherboard supports them.
i5 3470 / i5 3550 / 3570 / 3570k etc..
i7 3770, and 3770k
really the i7 CPU if you can afford them are the way to go. The K CPUs have unlocked multipliers.
There also a bunch of 1155 Xeons that you can look into which a very similar to the i5 and i7s
It really is a great platform with a lot of cheap options.
have a good look though Wikipedia, they have great lists for i3 / i5 or i7 CPU and the Xeons.
We hope that helps.
Thanks for watching.
@@OFFbitTech thanks for the detailed response, this is why i love watching your videos
Can i know how much ram do you have?
In this video the motherboard was set up to use 8gb of ram (4x 2gb sticks)
Thanks for watching.
Hey Can i run valorant with dualcore e8400 + 8gb ddr3 1066 mhz ram and gt730 2gb ddr3?
It should be possible. But it may struggle at times. Just make sure you have low settings and low resolution settings.
I cant playing pubg steam in q8400 and GTX 660 2 gb and ram 6 GB ???
We are a little confused what you maybe asking.
The game should run with your set hardware, from our past experience. 6gb of ram should be enough unless things have changed in recent builds of PUBG.
If you are having problems running PUBG performance wise on the q8400, you may need to disable the real time protection from your virus checker whilst playing the game (this will give you a bit more processor head room).
Running a program called inspectre from Gibson research company can disable some intel microcode updates. The microcode update does slow down your pc compute power a little bit
(www.grc.com/inspectre.htm).
Try to keep background software running in windows as minimal as possible.
Another thing we noted, PUBG can take a considerable amount of time to launch and feels like you are at the desktop for sometime before the game launches.
Hardware wise the q8400 could benefit from a lite overclock to help with performance.
We hope that helps.
If we think of anything else we will drop a line.
Also a few community members on this channel usually have some good insights and ideas.
Thanks for watching we hope that helps.
@@OFFbitTech Thank you for answering, hopefully offbit tech will always develop rapidly
Hey, can you suggest to me great value for money pc components under 40k rupees(548.53 USD). Please include the peripherals too (monitor, cabinet, etc. )
Thanks
You should be able to build an 2nd, 3rd, 4th gen / i5 or i7 for that cost or even a cheap ryzen build.
The video card will be that hardest to find most likely in the current climate.
But maybe look for GTX 770.
Second hand is your best bet for monitor keybaords etc.
Other options would be looking at older OEM machines like Dell or HP, though you need to make sure they can take a video card or look at getting a GT1030 or some other low profile GPU to fit.
Good luck.
@@OFFbitTech Thanks for the reply. It will surely help me a lot
its not that bad but if we use more ram it will help a lot
4gb ram enough or not?
Is it good for Valorant?
It should be able to play valorant alright.
We have played valorant on much slower systems.
You may need to set some of the settings on lower details but overall it should be fine.
Thanks for watching.
Let us know how it goes if you give it a try.
Why bottleneck the gpu with that trash cpu.