Will this PC run FTB Monster or simmilar FTB Packs? Please Answer!

[ThePredatorZ]

Hello. Im new to the FTB forums and I hope that you guys can help me. Im planning on buying a new PC for gaming. I was wondering if someone could tell me how good this PC is as im not much of a tech guru. An answer would be very much appreciated!


Basic Specification

Fractal Design Node 304 Case -
Intel Pentium G3258 Anniversary Dual Core Processor overclocked to up to 4.3GHz
Akasa Nero 3 Ultra Quiet CPU Cooler
Asus H81I-Plus Motherboard
8GB Corsair PC3-12800 1600MHz DDR3 Memory
Chillblast NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 1GB Graphics Card
500GB 7200RPM Hard Disk - 6Gbps
500watt 80+ Aerocool PSU
Onboard High Definition Audio
Windows 8.1 or Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit OEM
2 year collect and return UK Warranty

Ports on rear of system*

4 x USB 2.0 ports
2 x USB 3.0 ports
1 x PS/2 for keyboard
Audio outputs
1 x 10/100/1000Mbps
Ethernet for network
1 x DVI output
1 x HDMI output
1 x DP output

May vary if configuration is altered!

Ports on case:

2 x USB 2.0 ports
FP audio

Thanks in advance for anybody who answers!
PEACE!

 

[ThePredatorZ]

When I say run it I mean at a a playble FPS e.g 50-60fps minimum!

PEACE!

 

[gukliuyk]

im wondering if you're really asking or you are just bragging?
if not id say yes it should run a freshly generated world that smoothly although make enough dimensions and/ or terrible and renderheavy systems/ machines and it'll go bad although its not in the near future.

 

[ThePredatorZ]

Also a possible PC would be a Chillblast Fusion Shotgun.
Heres the specs for your face: Basic Specification:
Fractal Core 1000 Case
Intel Core i5 4430 Processor
Intel Stock CPU Cooler
Asus H81M-A Motherboard
8GB PC3-10666 DDR3 Memory
AMD Radeon 7870 2GB Graphics Card
120GB Samsung 840 EVO Solid State Drive
700watt Chillblast PSU
Onboard High Definition Audio

Ports on rear of system: *

4 x USB 2.0 ports
2 x USB 3.0 ports
1 x PS/2 for keyboard
Audio outputs
1 x 10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet for network
1 x DVI output
1 x HDMI output
1 x VGA output

* May vary if configuration is altered!

Ports on case:

2 x USB 2.0 ports
FP audio[DOUBLEPOST=1407351914][/DOUBLEPOST]

im wondering if you're really asking or you are just bragging?
if not id say yes it should run a freshly generated world that smoothly although make enough dimensions and/ or terrible and renderheavy systems/ machines and it'll go bad although its not in the near future.

Why would I be bragging? This is my first PC and im genuinely asking a question as I dont want to throw money into something that wont get the job done![DOUBLEPOST=1407351946][/DOUBLEPOST]

im wondering if you're really asking or you are just bragging?
if not id say yes it should run a freshly generated world that smoothly although make enough dimensions and/ or terrible and renderheavy systems/ machines and it'll go bad although its not in the near future.

P.S Thanks for your reply!

 

[midi_sec]

Why would I be bragging? This is my first PC and im genuinely asking a question as I dont want to throw money into something that wont get the job done![DOUBLEPOST=1407351946][/DOUBLEPOST]
P.S Thanks for your reply!

Consider the fact that either of those PC's will run Battlefield 4 at a nice resolution and detail at 40-50fps, and you might understand why it sounds a bit like bragging.

 

[ThePredatorZ]

Consider the fact that either of those PC's will run Battlefield 4 at a nice resolution and detail at 40-50fps, and you might understand why it sounds a bit like bragging.

I dont really know the differnce between different processors, video cards e.t.c. I didnt even dream of running BF4!
Thanks for your reply![DOUBLEPOST=1407352473][/DOUBLEPOST]I would rather the first spec if possible!

 

[ThePredatorZ]

Does it have wireless internet connection capabillitys?

 

[Wagon153]

Pentium? Go for an i5 instead, or an i7. They have better benchmarks.[DOUBLEPOST=1407359312][/DOUBLEPOST]

Also a possible PC would be a Chillblast Fusion Shotgun.
Heres the specs for your face: Basic Specification:
Fractal Core 1000 Case
Intel Core i5 4430 Processor
Intel Stock CPU Cooler
Asus H81M-A Motherboard
8GB PC3-10666 DDR3 Memory
AMD Radeon 7870 2GB Graphics Card
120GB Samsung 840 EVO Solid State Drive
700watt Chillblast PSU
Onboard High Definition Audio

Ports on rear of system: *

4 x USB 2.0 ports
2 x USB 3.0 ports
1 x PS/2 for keyboard
Audio outputs
1 x 10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet for network
1 x DVI output
1 x HDMI output
1 x VGA output

* May vary if configuration is altered!

Ports on case:

2 x USB 2.0 ports
FP audio[DOUBLEPOST=1407351914][/DOUBLEPOST]
Why would I be bragging? This is my first PC and im genuinely asking a question as I dont want to throw money into something that wont get the job done![DOUBLEPOST=1407351946][/DOUBLEPOST]
P.S Thanks for your reply!

This one is perfect.

 

[midi_sec]

Pentium? Go for an i5 instead, or an i7. They have better benchmarks.[DOUBLEPOST=1407359312][/DOUBLEPOST]
This one is perfect.

That "Pentium" is actually a beast. It's an enthusiast grade processor that trounces (okay, maybe not trounce...but not bad for a dual core) the i5 4430 in that build. the Dual vs. Quad is a decision not unlike Single vs. Dual was 8 years ago. It all depends on what you play/do with your PC.

By the numbers, the 2nd build is the more powerful gaming PC, but just barely. Also by the numbers, the 1st build has more overclocking potential, but by Far.

 

[ThePredatorZ]

Thanks for your suggetions! midi_sec could you please specify the things that are better in the second build I would very much appreciate it!

 

[midi_sec]

The CPU benchmarks slightly better. Real world performance will be negligible in most cases though. The GPU is better on paper.

The only real, noticeable difference you'd see is the benefit of the SSD in the 2nd build.

edit: if both PC's cost the same, I'd go for the 2nd one. If the cost is much higher, I'd consider carefully. only about a $100 usd difference in price, I say go for it.

 

[ThePredatorZ]

So more Hard Drive space and some more power in the processor and video card?

The CPU benchmarks slightly better. Real world performance will be negligible in most cases though. The GPU is better on paper.

The only real, noticeable difference you'd see is the benefit of the SSD in the 2nd build.

edit: if both PC's cost the same, I'd go for the 2nd one. If the cost is much higher, I'd consider carefully. only about a $100 usd difference in price, I say go for it.

[DOUBLEPOST=1407362776][/DOUBLEPOST]P.S The difference in price is £25 (43$)

 

[ThePredatorZ]

I need it to be as cheap as possible so is it worth me putting the extra money in it?

 

[Quesenek]

I would pick the second one.
I do not know much about the first one's CPU but the gpu isn't that good and ssd > hdd for a system drive and believe it or not game performance in minecraft even if just a little bit.

If money saving is what you are after look into building your own PC, pc's now days are literally plug-in and play and putting together the components are basically Legos just a tiny bit more expensive. Just look up videos on YouTube and post on overclock.net asking for a budget minecraft PC build they are very nice and love to help.

Hope I helped a little either route you take.

 

[ThePredatorZ]

Thanks Guys! All of your opinions and suggestions are very much appreciated as I wouldnt know the difference between the hardware in a potato!

 

[ThePredatorZ]

Looking through the customize list a lot of things are missing from the second build that I would need for the PC to work for me. The price would go up around £100-£150 ($168.40 - $252.60) I was wondering, considering what I said about it being as cheap as possible, would I even notice the difference and would I regret not putting in the extra money?

Thanks for any response!

 

[bcorekin]

If you have 8gs of ram and a good processer you should be fine

 

[ThePredatorZ]

Got the 8GB of RAM and apparently the pentium is good so....