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bought this pc 2 days ago
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recently i bought a desktop out of the money that i had which was 400.
it said it was an 'office pc' but it had a dedicated graphics so i chose this desktop: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
it can run mw2 on high and a few other games
current ram 6gb 1600mhz
and graphics card is a AMD Radeon HD 7560D + R5 235 dual graphics and the cpu
AMD A8-5500 APU (3.2 GHz, 4 MB cache)
i have a question about it if in the future if necessary would i be able to upgrade it abit to play more games?
e.g the ram and the graphics card ?
thanks to anyone who replies
it said it was an 'office pc' but it had a dedicated graphics so i chose this desktop: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
it can run mw2 on high and a few other games
current ram 6gb 1600mhz
and graphics card is a AMD Radeon HD 7560D + R5 235 dual graphics and the cpu
AMD A8-5500 APU (3.2 GHz, 4 MB cache)
i have a question about it if in the future if necessary would i be able to upgrade it abit to play more games?
e.g the ram and the graphics card ?
thanks to anyone who replies
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You could upgrade the ram and GPU but you would need a new PSU as the one in this is only 300 watt and likely has no PCI-E power connector as IIRC the gpu in that PC does not need extra power from the PSU
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ok thanks going to look into it thanks for the information
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SNOWYSNOWBALLS wrote ok thanks going to look into it thanks for the information
Just remember to buy a quality brand PSU if you do upgrade and avoid the cheap junk ones that cost like 10 - 20 pound that are all over ebay and amazon.
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