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Apex Legends (Max): 70 - 75 FPS
Fortnite (Epic): 85 - 95 FPS
Division 2 (Medium): 75 - 85 FPS
PUBG (High): 80 - 90 FPS
Overwatch (Epic): 90 - 110 FPS
Which processor to go for?
Ryzen 5 2600 - 6 Cores & 12 Threads
Ryzen 7 2700 - 8 Cores & 16 Threads
If you are using your PC purely for gaming, then you can go for the Ryzen 5 2600. The Ryzen 5 2600 is good enough to support your games and you will need a better graphics card for a better gaming experience.
The Ryzen 7 2700 is suitable for people who do heavy photo-editing, video-editing or 3D renderings.
Customize your Ryzen Level 2 below!
Apex Legends (Max): 70 - 75 FPS
Fortnite (Epic): 85 - 95 FPS
Division 2 (Medium): 75 - 85 FPS
PUBG (High): 80 - 90 FPS
Overwatch (Epic): 90 - 110 FPS
Ryzen or Intel?
Both Ryzen and Intel processors are comparable in terms of performance. Intel has been around for a long time so its stability is assured. Ryzen on the other hand, is relatively new in the market but it has made tremendous improvement in its quality in the past 2 years, so we are now confident of selling Ryzen processors as well.
The only catch is that if you go for a Ryzen processor, it would be advisable for you to upgrade your ram to 16 GB as the Ryzen processor draws energy from the ram.
Overclocking Knowledge
Let us explain to you the cons of overclocking. Firstly, your warranty will be voided when you overclock your PC and damage it. If you overclock wrongly and burn your motherboard, you will not be able to repair or replace your motherboard through warranty. Secondly, overclocking causes your processor to be extremely hot. So if your cooler does not dissipate the heat fast enough, then you might burn your processor. Thirdly, overclocking shortens the lifespan of your processor. So unless you have a specific software that requires overclocking, we wouldn't advise you to overclock your PC.
Level 1, Level 2 or Level 3?
Level 2 & Level 3 are large size builds (ATX) where Level 1 is a medium size build (MATX). The large size build has better ventilation and allows you to install larger sized graphics card such as RTX 2070 and RTX 2080. If you are on a tight budget, then the Level 1 (MATX) will be a more suitable build!
Does Brands Matter?
Most builders sell gaming PCs built with lower-end components, especially for their motherboards and graphics cards so as to maximise profits.
We spent alot of time stress-testing all the different brands and found out that the cheaper computer parts breaks down much faster. Through deeper studying, we realised that these micro components are mostly made in China and the soldering worksmanship was really poor.
We are looking to run this business for a long time so we have decided to steer towards building better quality gaming PC that is durable.
81 Tagore Lane, Tag A Building #02-12
Singapore: 787502
Max - Desktop Engineer
(+65) 9665 2180
contact.mansacomputers@gmail.com