Normal computer configuration for video and gaming at medium settings?

Question

Iron

AMD FX 8150
MSI 970 Gaming
AMD Radeon R7 360 OC by MSI
RAM 8GB 4x2
WD Blue 1tb
I want to install an SSD soon.

Answer 1

I am a supporter of AMD processors, so I won’t say anything against the processor. And as practice and a real comparison of the work, and not technical tests, show, in applications one thread wins intel in a lot of threads in terms of visual sensations go on a par (when comparing models, of course), and if there is no difference, then why overpay? + new games made for multithreading and all the main programs too. At home, on the A8 processor, vmare is quietly working with 3 virtual ones. As for the mother, the gamming series is simply magnificent; there are no complaints about her from this series itself. There is a recommendation regarding the video card, it is better to take nvidia geforce gtx 750 ti, but overpay a little, but I don’t want to understand, but here it is justified here, for example , a test750 just adds unworthy 3-5 frames for a minimum comfortable game of 30 fps (fullHD and everything at max).
And I would take a hard drive WD black series with a memory of 128 MB (cache).
And so think for yourself, decide for yourself =)

Answer 2

Video only from Nvidia
The i5 processor is one of those that are more powerful (it makes no sense to take i7 for such purposes and even more expensive) The
mother is not needed for gaming, only an overpayment. you can do something from asus, for example, the average price segment
, 8 GB of RAM is the minimum. I collected myself four years ago and it was the same. now it’s better than 16, because then you still can’t buy
a 1 TB disk at a price practically the same as 2 TB, and if working with video and games, then 1 TB will not be enough
immediately take an ssd, at least 128 GB purely for the system. believe it's worth it

Answer 3

take intel i5
and R9 280 - R9 280X