A:AnswerThis model comes with a 800w power supply. The brand will vary depending on what is available at the time of production. The specifications will remain the same. If you have any further inquiries, please contact us at (888)937-5582. Thank you.
A:AnswerThe Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 video card has DVI, HDMI, and display ports. If you have any additional inquiries, please contact us at 888-937-5582. Thank you.
A:AnswerThe Intel saves money on electricity, but since 6500 uses DDR4, the memory on a newer intel would be significant, at least for futureproofing your computer, since the 8320 only supports DDR3, which is big turn off.
If you look at Tomshardware GPU Hierarchy chart, the GTX 970 is actually 2 tiers higher, and say upgrade if at least 3. Even for me who would do gaming on Steam, the GTX 970 is higher than I would normally go, too much card. You don't want to set your standards too high, or else your paying more every upgrade. However, the higher you go now, the longer it lasts, like dudes still rocking their way up 500 series (I know cause I am still rocking my 560 Ti).
I would do 960 for the Intel, if you planned to upgrade in future. Cause that DDR4 will more than likely be used by AMD in next incarnation, and Intel's next gen's will also. Making the OS, DVD, hard drive, memory, psu and case all things you don't need to upgrade, which only leaves 3, CPU, Mobo and GPU which you can upgrade over the years.
Anandtech did a great comparison testing of DDR3 vs DDR4, go look it up. DDR4's +% was negligible, like topped out was 5-6% increase over DDR4. But DDR3 also won with up to 4%. Overall DDR4 did win more of their tests, just not by a landslide, then again 5% is pretty good(just doesn't make up the difference of a 970).
My Choice:
I was going to pick this one with 970, but I found Cyberpower, i5 6500 with GTX 960 (which is probably the one you saw which is $799 right now). That is what I would get and going to refer to my family who is buying this weekend. 970 is extravagant, cause 960 even good enough for me (and they aren't gaming big games).
To answer your question: Yes this computer would outperform a i5 6500 with GTX 960 even with the DDR4 RAM, BUT, I don't feel its worth the cost, even if just 100$ more overall.
Why i5 is a much newer processor, and upon a straight up 6500 vs 8320 from any computer news site, I found the results that Intel is actually overall better (and cost of electricity isn't good). Also, upon looking up a straight up 970 vs 960 in a couple random reviews on internet, I don't feel the GTX 970 is worth it, unless your standards are very high. 970 is type of card you buy a brand new screen for to maximize it.
A:AnswerThe COA and product key for Windows will be found on the side panel of the computer. Looking at it from the front you will see it on the right hand side panel of the case. For notebooks the Windows COA key will be found on the bottom pane
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A:AnswerNo on the SSD. Fans not great by any means (cheap but put a led in them), will be my first upgrade. Cyberpower doesnt have the PC on their site. May try sending an email to CyberPower for full specs.
A:AnswerThis model does meet and exceed the minimum system requirement for those games. Please keep in mind, in-game experience may vary depending on graphic settings, internet connection speed, and number of applications running at the time. If you have any further inquiries, please contact us at 888-937-5582. Thank you.
A:AnswerIt didn't want to display any images on the monitor when I was plugging in the AVG cable. I had to buy DVI cable in order to get the image displayed on my monitor
A:AnswerA 220W CPU is not recommended for this build since the motherboard would not be able to support it at full capacity. Motherboards that do support 220W processors are far and few between, and will usually cost around $200.
A:AnswerThe motherboard for this PC support single video card. It does not support SLI. If you have any additional inquiries, please contact us at 888-937-5582. Thank you.
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A:AnswerThis model does meet and exceed the minimum system requirement for those games. Motherboard supports up to 32GB RAMs. Please keep in mind, in-game experience may vary depending on graphic settings, internet connection speed, and number of applications running at the time. If you have any further inquiries, please contact us at 888-937-5582. Thank you
A:AnswerThe GUA3700B meet and exceed the minimum system requirements for ARMA3. Please keep in mind, game play experience may vary depending on graphic settings, internet connection, and other programs/apps that may be running while gaming. If you have any additional inquiries, please contact us toll-free at 888-937-5582. Thank you.
