Computer shopping

BOP

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Fallout London is coming out in April, but only for PC. I've been needing a new computer for a while - this Lenovo is over 10 years old, I think, and the video is...not good.

I'm looking at a Lenovo Workstation with a Xeon processor, and I'm looking at refurbished. I'm not locked into that configuration, however, and am open to ideas or suggestions.
 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
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Trying not to tell you what you might already know

If you are going new

4070 or equivalent Graphics

Processor is less critical

now a days an i5 or equivalent is plenty good enough unless you are playing a lot of RTS Games then maybe an i7


I was getting decent frame rates with Starfield with and i7 8700k and a GTX 1070 - this is about 5 yrs old at this point. I was in loading hell until I moved the game to an SSD
 

PeoplesElbow

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ok

Trying not to tell you what you might already know

If you are going new

4070 or equivalent Graphics

Processor is less critical

now a days an i5 or equivalent is plenty good enough unless you are playing a lot of RTS Games then maybe an i7


I was getting decent frame rates with Starfield with and i7 8700k and a GTX 1070 - this is about 5 yrs old at this point. I was in loading hell until I moved the game to an SSD
Some people even game on an i3 and use the extra cash on the graphics.

NVMe drive definately.
 
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GURPS

INGSOC
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Some people even game on an i3 and use the extra cash on the graphics.

NVMe drive definately.


Indeed, i3's can be adequate enough ... in the past a gaming rig had to run an i7 for maximum performance .... but we are far enough along now
 
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