CYBERPOWERPC Gamer Master series is a line of gaming PCs powered by AMD’s newest Ryzen CPU and accompanying AM5 architecture. The Ryzen 5 CPU is the core to the series with fast processing speeds and up to 6 cores / 12 threads for effortless multi-tasking. The Gamer Master also includes the latest AMD Radeon or NVIDIA’s GeForce series of graphics cards to deliver high frame rates and impeccable image quality in the newest PC games. AMD Ryzen 5 8400F 16GB DDR5 6000MHz NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 8GB 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD
Model Number:
GMA7300WST
Product SKU:
13587770398
UPC:
811842081931
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I'm still playing sc2 on 3-4 year old rog laptop. Wouldn't mind upgrading for new borderlands. Would this be fairly solid? Only games I play are borderlands and sc2..
The 5000 series gpus dropped PhysX support which means games from the early 2010s are crippled and will hardly play at all. In addition, 8gb of vram is a restriction for even modest modern games. I would stay away from this GPU
The individual parts could be put together for less than $800. But 16gb of ram and 8gb of vram will stay play any new game out, although more is better. My son's pc is 16gb and 8gb vram (3060ti) and it's been good still at 1440p. But I probably still wouldn't buy it. It's not hard to put components together for a pc to save money.
It's a great value at this price point. You could spend another $100 and maybe get a build with a slightly better GPU or more ram, but then there's always another better this or that which is always just another $100 away. If you're looking to game and be frugal, you can't go wrong with this.
The 5000 series gpus dropped PhysX support which means games from the early 2010s are crippled and will hardly play at all. In addition, 8gb of vram is a restriction for even modest modern games. I would stay away from this GPU
Can you show me any examples of games where you can't work around this?
AMD GPUs have never had PhysX, so it's hard to imagine the worst case scenario actually being very bad.
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I did Google about it a little, and it sounds like what they dropped was 32-bit CUDA support which some older games using PhysX rely on. So it falls back to the CPU and can lead to poor performance. Still, in most games you can just turn PhysX off. The only game I could find where this isn't possible is Borderlands 2.
Personally I don't play any games that use 32-bit PhysX. According to PC gaming wiki 222 games used 32-bit PhysX, the last of which came out around 2016. Still, if you're playing a lot of games from 2006 - 2016 I can imagine it being a sore point.
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Picked one up in store for $450+tax today. There were three avail, one of the boxes had an older product code but the same specs and scanned in app at $450 online, but out of stock.
I had to get a manager but they honored the $450 at the register after doing an override.
Picked one up in store for $450+tax today. There were three avail, one of the boxes had an older product code but the same specs and scanned in app at $450 online, but out of stock.
I had to get a manager but they honored the $450 at the register after doing an override.
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So you're saying it showed as OOS online, but you still found it in store?
Yes, out of stock online, only one left in store (the other two boxes had the current product code as per the OP link here.)
I asked the manager to match the out of stock online price and she did.
You have to find one in store and see if you get lucky with the right manager.
Yeah went to one store and they told me to get lost with that much of a price diff
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It's an okay deal, kind of average. 16gb of RAM is not really good. The graphics card is also pretty low end. I personally wouldn't get this PC.
AMD GPUs have never had PhysX, so it's hard to imagine the worst case scenario actually being very bad.
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AMD GPUs have never had PhysX, so it's hard to imagine the worst case scenario actually being very bad.
Personally I don't play any games that use 32-bit PhysX. According to PC gaming wiki 222 games used 32-bit PhysX, the last of which came out around 2016. Still, if you're playing a lot of games from 2006 - 2016 I can imagine it being a sore point.
I had to get a manager but they honored the $450 at the register after doing an override.
The product code on the box was GMA7300WSTD.
YMMV, but good luck SD hunters.
***Edit: Here is the online link.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/CyberP...om=/search
I had to get a manager but they honored the $450 at the register after doing an override.
The product code on the box was GMA7300WSTD.
YMMV, but good luck SD hunters.
***Edit: Here is the online link.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/CyberP...om=/search
I asked the manager to match the out of stock online price and she did.
You have to find one in store and see if you get lucky with the right manager.
So you're saying it showed as OOS online, but you still found it in store?
Yes, out of stock online, only one left in store (the other two boxes had the current product code as per the OP link here.)
I asked the manager to match the out of stock online price and she did.
You have to find one in store and see if you get lucky with the right manager.
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