“Several questions. Can I add more ram later? Is the video card separate, meaning can I upgrade it later? Will it play the new Wolfenstein which requires Vulcan 3D API? Will it play the new Far Cry 5?”
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I upgraded to this computer just because my 9 year old PC with a Phenom ii processor wouldn't let me play it. Far Cry 5 plays like a dream on this PC on ultra settings. Looks fabulous. Wolfenstein should be no problem, played it on my old PC and it ran well though not on this one, which I just got it 4/8. Video card is separate. Everything is upgradeable, RAM etc.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes the Ram can be upgraded. Mine came with a Samsung 8 gig stick and a totally no name 4 gig stick. Yes the video card can be upgraded, it is a reflash edition RX 470, to be a 570, but just a standard AMD video card. It should play anything you throw at it as long as the Ram is sufficient, which it should be for almost anything, and just be a matter of the settings it hits. If you are looking to primarily game, I would look at the Intel version. I use mine for video editing, and on side for gaming, and with my Ryzen overclock editor to 4 ghz, it cheese through video like nothing with the 8 cores and 16 threads. That said, if you are primarily gaming, and Intel i7 and an Nvidia graphics solution would be the better choice.
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