Computer to run csgo? Helpp

[Tito]

I'm going to buy a new computer and I want to get one that il he able to play csgo on without lag and with good graphics. I don't want to spend a whole lot just enough to be able to play the game the way it's meant to be played.

What computer specs should I look for before buying it

Gb ram?
Cpu?
Video card ?

Anyone help please

 

[MuffinonRS]

add me on skype @muffinrs

 

[Tito]

Bumpp

 

[k3vinz]

Intel i7 4790k 4.3 ghz
gtx 970 4gb overclock
Ram 8 gb 1600 mhz
250 GB SSD

those are my specs, but I used to play with an intel i5 2500k before and it was fine, it only affected my fps when I tried to record videos.

Also I believe this thread would be better off here:

http://www.sythe.org/cs-go-discussion/

 

[Tito]

How much am I looking at spending

 

[k3vinz]

How much am I looking at spending

If no one helps you within this week, I will but not today or so since is really late right now.

Just post down if you only wanted for cs go and what how many fps are you looking to get, at high graphics or low graphics.

 

[Tito]

If no one helps you within this week, I will but not today or so since is really late right now.

Just post down if you only wanted for cs go and what how many fps are you looking to get, at high graphics or low graphics.

Yah pretty much for csgo idk if it will cost me less to build one or buy a built one I want to run it or high graphics with least amount of fps possible

 

[Tito]

Bumpp

 

[ItzMoses]

What is ur bugdet/the least u want to spend

edit:
i suggest getting an i5/i7
for gpu get like a 960/970 or a r9 380/r9 390
ram 8gb or 16gb

 

[Crazything]

Intel i7 4790k 4.3 ghz
gtx 970 4gb overclock
Ram 8 gb 1600 mhz
250 GB SSD

those are my specs, but I used to play with an intel i5 2500k before and it was fine, it only affected my fps when I tried to record videos.

Also I believe this thread would be better off here:

http://www.sythe.org/cs-go-discussion/

Got 2500k as well oc it to 4.8ghz
Combined with a gtx 980ti hall of fame
Can't ask for more

 

[Crazything]

Yah pretty much for csgo idk if it will cost me less to build one or buy a built one I want to run it or high graphics with least amount of fps possible

This is my new build:

Motheboard:
AsRock z77 Extreme 6
Processor:
Intel® Core™ i5-2500K Processor (6M Cache, up to 4.8 GHz)
CPU cooler:
Nzxt Kraken AIO x61
GPU:
Galax Nvidia Geforce GTX980TI HOF LN2 GOC EDITION
Ram:
RAM DDR3 PC1866 16GB HyperX Fury
Case:
Nzxt h440
Power Supply:
Cooler Master V850
SSD
Samsung SSD 830 250 GB, SATA, 6 GB/s
Hardisk:
Western Digital 1TB Black

My old rig:

Motheboard:
AMD 990FX(AM3+) Military-Grade
Processor:
AMD FX-8350 Black Edition Vishera 8-Core 4.0GHz (4.2GHz Turbo)
CPU cooler:
Noctua nh-d14
Ram:
Kingston 8 gb gddr3
GPU:
Amd Sapphire Toxic r9 290x
Case:
Corsair obsidian 750d
Power Supply:
Cooler Master gx750
SSD:
Sandis SSD 830 120 GB, SATA, 6 GB/s
Hardisk:
Western Digital 1TB
Fan controller:
Nzxt sentry 2
Lights:
Nzxt hue rgb led



The old one cost less than the new one
If you buy a less cost case it's a pc for you.. since in my old one I get
300fps+ and in the new one 500fps+..
So yeah gl mate

 

[rock superstar]

dont try to overkill it ;D
you wont notice any difference above 150 fps and thats pretty easy to get if your GPU is not too bad...

 

[Crazything]

dont try to overkill it ;D
you wont notice any difference above 150 fps and thats pretty easy to get if your GPU is not too bad...

Sorry bro I'm a pc fanatic bahaaabab

 

[k3vinz]

pmed you

 

[Gret]

Pm me your skype i'll give you suggestions.

 

[AlchemistRS]

CS is made specifically to be able to run on low-spec systems at a decent amount of fps.
That being said, if you're planning to play it competitively on any level, you will need a pc that will run at least twice the refresh rate of your monitor (120 fps for 60hz, 240 fps for 120hz and 288 fps for 144hz).

CPU:
Any i5 or i7 from the 3rd generation onward (so i5-3xxx or higher) is sufficient for CS specifically at these framerates.
If your budget allows it, specifically the i5-4590 coming in at $179,99 and i7-4790K coming in at $299,99 are not only strong cpu's, but have a very strong price-performance ratio.

RAM:
8GB of RAM at any speed will do. I have tried CS with 4GB of RAM, it's not advisable. 8GB of RAM is, for CS, as good as 16GB or 32GB. No significant increase in performance will occur past 8GB so yeah.
8GB kits of RAM can be found everywhere for ~$30. If you can, get one with atleast ddr3-1444mhz. Other than that make sure it's compatible with your CPU and u should be good to go.

GPU:
This one is a bit tougher to explain, so instead I'll give you a link.
Any card with a score of above 4.2K will run CS:GO with sufficient amount of FPS for any monitor. Some might require tweaking down the settings, but that is no problem at all in CS where the game is focused not on the graphics but on your performance.
http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/high_end_gpus.html

Hope this helps. Assuming you have all the other necessities you should be able to get a strong CS-machine for under $400. Good luck.

 

[RsKing]

It is very easy to run CSGO basically any comp with intel

 

[rukiarenji]

well a good csgo machine at max settings 1080x1920 would be
an i5 4690/4690k (k means it can be overclocked)
a gtx 960 from nvidia or an amd r9 380
8gig ram either one stick or two 4gigs
an 120gb ssd would rec one from samsung.
a 550watt gold certified psu
a case with place for good airflow

 

CS is made specifically to be able to run on low-spec systems at a decent amount of fps.
That being said, if you're planning to play it competitively on any level, you will need a pc that will run at least twice the refresh rate of your monitor (120 fps for 60hz, 240 fps for 120hz and 288 fps for 144hz).

CPU:
Any i5 or i7 from the 3rd generation onward (so i5-3xxx or higher) is sufficient for CS specifically at these framerates.
If your budget allows it, specifically the i5-4590 coming in at $179,99 and i7-4790K coming in at $299,99 are not only strong cpu's, but have a very strong price-performance ratio.

RAM:
8GB of RAM at any speed will do. I have tried CS with 4GB of RAM, it's not advisable. 8GB of RAM is, for CS, as good as 16GB or 32GB. No significant increase in performance will occur past 8GB so yeah.
8GB kits of RAM can be found everywhere for ~$30. If you can, get one with atleast ddr3-1444mhz. Other than that make sure it's compatible with your CPU and u should be good to go.

GPU:
This one is a bit tougher to explain, so instead I'll give you a link.
Any card with a score of above 4.2K will run CS:GO with sufficient amount of FPS for any monitor. Some might require tweaking down the settings, but that is no problem at all in CS where the game is focused not on the graphics but on your performance.
http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/high_end_gpus.html

Hope this helps. Assuming you have all the other necessities you should be able to get a strong CS-machine for under $400. Good luck.

As right as this gentleman is, I'd advise posting this in the Technology section as there are some experts there!