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DanSavagegamesYT
yes but it can’t be expensive. I’ll guess it needs to be under $600 to be worth (?)
correct me if I’m wrong
EL_CHORTY762
Very old hardware for modern gaming.
Adventurous_Fly6310
Very good don’t listen to the ones that say it’s to old. So is the cpu i5 9600 or i7 9700?
HellcatChallenger23
Old but sufficient for a starter. Yes, saving a little more for a newer computer may be better. What’s the price? That is the deciding factor here.
Adventurous_Fly6310
I game on my 9900k with 4070ti super and it’s awesome!
Itzamedave
Was top tier 5 years ago tbh as good or better than a new budget build
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yes but it can’t be expensive. I’ll guess it needs to be under $600 to be worth (?)
correct me if I’m wrong
Very old hardware for modern gaming.
Very good don’t listen to the ones that say it’s to old. So is the cpu i5 9600 or i7 9700?
Old but sufficient for a starter. Yes, saving a little more for a newer computer may be better. What’s the price? That is the deciding factor here.
I game on my 9900k with 4070ti super and it’s awesome!
Was top tier 5 years ago tbh as good or better than a new budget build