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Question what are the specs of a good shooting game pc?
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I would advise assembling the computer yourself, from suitable internals. But for this you need to understand how to build a computer
Yes, without the necessary knowledge or someone who knows how to assemble a computer, in my opinion it’s better to look for a ready-made option. Now the market is quite large and you can choose what suits you. I prefer computers with an Intel processor, naturally the newest one, and as much memory as possible; an AMD Radeon video card suits me quite well. It is also very important to look at cooling. Because new games make your computer soar, without the necessary cooling it will simply overheat.
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