Gadgetory

so you all have been pleading for a budget gaming PC build it seems like over time we've been upping the ante here in the studio and building more and more expensive computers but I want to make an exception because a lot of you have been asking for a 600 ish US dollar gaming PC bill and I have one for you now this one's a little unorthodox I didn't include an i3 or I didn't go with an FX 6300 or even an 80 350 or any of that I decided to go with a pentium g 4400 I wanted to kill two birds with one stone here a few you've been asking me about the performance of this CPU here with only two cores and two threads that was - I meant - so we're going to be able to tackle those those specifications and how that translates to FPS and games and just you know raw CPU power or run all the synthetic benchmarks and gaming benchmarks here shortly but we also will be able to see how well it performs when paired with both a gtx 960 and a gtx 970 so I think I'm going to say I'm gonna throw that into a different video so go and click the link here if you really want to see that video it's not gonna be there if you're watching this one you know the day this has been uploaded but yeah you can check that out if it is there I think you will enjoy that but for now let's go ahead and run through the specs for this this new pentium g 4400 skylake build and then we'll throw some benchmarks at it as is so here we go folks stay tuned you you you you so I was a bit surprised the Pentium G 4400 when paired with our GTX 960 actually did quite well in games especially considering the price tag of the computer itself I mean we're at 600 bucks and you could actually cut back even more on that if you really wanted to but about 600 u.s. dollars will get you a rig that will play all of these games at at least 30fps and 1080p but some of them even above 60 FPS which is quite nice to see games of course that are very CPU intensive such as GTA 5 and City skylines will struggle a bit more but that's besides the point you know you can always down some settings and you get those FPS back so yeah you kind of got to play with the settings a bit but that's a compromise you have to you have to be willing to make if you're going for a cheaper gaming rig so far from that let me know what you think about the computer let me know what you like to see changed in the build I don't know I'm gonna throw that GTX 970 in there stay tuned for that one leaked like the video leaked like the video if you liked it dislike it if you dislike it for whatever reason and let me know we'd like to see in the future this is science studio thanks for learning with us