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Probably not without a PSU upgrade. The PSU included is only 250w. I would say its better than the i7 10700, especially with the included hugely superior Vega graphics. Should also have a much better resale value also.

Can I put a 1080ti in this? Also is this CPU equivalent of an intel i7 10700?

min spec for VR is the league of 960/1050ti specs. ideal i reco a 1660Super. https://www.awd-it.co.uk/awd-spec-delta-ryzen-5-3600-six-core-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1660-super-6gb-desktop-pc-for-gaming.html

Is it capable of running vr at decent enough rate

800 to spend now. I dont really want to be selling bits if I can help it. I just want a decent desktop that I can plug my 1660super into and won't struggle if I buy a 3070 in a year's time.

Oos

No idea why this is cold. Seems like a reasonable price for a middling board..

Ryzen 4650G 8GB / 240 = £350.00 +30 for boost on ram to 16gb = £380 like awd windows charge £89 = 469 -599 fee on site for this, so thats £130.00 4650G VS 4750G worth £130?? that is the Qs regardless of ebay. 3600 vs 3700x is regional 90s difference. excess over 90s = 40 bang that 40 on to awd windows charge = 129.99 for windows which is what i say before, No deal for me, But looking at it as a whole i can see why the op posted it, is it beatable in a prebuilt market 8core 10700? with graphics of 1030.... dont think u need to expire it @ComingInHot i can gripe about the windows mate, but i can certainly see why u posted it, its got merrit vs the field. people can say go 6core higher gpu; but not all wanna do that way. if someone was interested, a challege on the windows ask for it off, it be perfect.

Am I missing a trick here, or leave this well alone and go intel and a 1030 GPU for additional £80-90 in the short term, which will beat the pants off the APU?

True just think ryzen 7 4750g doesn't represent good value. 4650g gives great cpu performance and adequate graphics grunt for short term, the 4750g is to much of a premium for what it is

Oops, removed a don't that shouldn't have been there (lol) . Essentially, some people might need a workstation right now but also want it as a gaming PC in the future. In that situation a 4750G would be a good pick. 3400G may be too slow (or at least not as fast as they'd like) for video editing/software development depending on what they're doing.

Read it 3 times and still didn't understand what you were saying. Sorry

Now OOS.

Hahahaha....what a w⚓ I think he doesn't need coaching from you pal @sarden84 has helped me and prob dozens others. Children should be seen and not heard (poo)

Thanks Sarden... I already have 2x8gb ram, an nvme drive and an SSD ready to put into whatever I end up buying so I'll consider the options! It does look like I need a gpu for proper vr though.

have a watch of this mate so u understand the vega aspect of VR and its limitations. as for the cpu that is vega 8 4core zen, original. moved on since then but this newer is vega 7 so some edges in many ways but the cpu is 6core 12 thread and its as good as a ryzen 5 3600 regardless of the above chaps statement: https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/ryzen-4650g-8gb-ram-240gb-a520-from-ps34000-plus-extra-promo-deals-from-palicomp-3706484 ^ does have a 16GB package, and then it does have a sweet 500 deal which has upgrade PSU / NVME for folks who wanna add in a GPU upto an RTX3060 laters., check both, no harm in sharing regardless who posted as long as people know the deals for consideration.

Probably a silly question, but as I'd like to know I'll ask it! The specs for Oculus link say that for its graphics "AMD Radeon Vega Series” is OK and for a processor ”Intel i5-4590 / AMD Ryzen 5 1500X or greater” is OK...... so would this (or a similar spec machine) work for playing VR games from Steam (not AAA titles!) on a Quest 2? I'd add another stick of ram immediately and look to add a graphics card (with a new power supply) at a later date when prices.