Should I get a Nuc i5 (6th generation) Iris Pro PC for $380, which doesn't include RAM and SSD, and get 8GB RAM and a 250GB SSD and Windows 10 and a wireless keyboard/touchpad, bringing my total up to $680?
I want to play the newest Street Fighter game. According to YouTube, it can run on standard Intel graphics, but absolutely horribly.
I have $750 to work with. I could fit an A10-7870k in a really tiny case, and have it equal about the same price as the Nuc, but there is a catch... that catch is having to put a bit more parts together for minimal performance gains.
For perspective, I will say I had a Pentium N3700 custom built computer, which is pretty much a Core i5 cut in half on a performance level also with half the graphics power, and it had plenty of RAM, and it wasn't really sufficient for gaming at 1366x768. I want to run this new computer at 1680x1050 or 1920x1080.
I want to play the newest Street Fighter game. According to YouTube, it can run on standard Intel graphics, but absolutely horribly.
I have $750 to work with. I could fit an A10-7870k in a really tiny case, and have it equal about the same price as the Nuc, but there is a catch... that catch is having to put a bit more parts together for minimal performance gains.
For perspective, I will say I had a Pentium N3700 custom built computer, which is pretty much a Core i5 cut in half on a performance level also with half the graphics power, and it had plenty of RAM, and it wasn't really sufficient for gaming at 1366x768. I want to run this new computer at 1680x1050 or 1920x1080.