Does anyone see anything wrong with this? [Computer Specs]

[Rpw]

I was just about to click "buy this item" but then re read the specs. Tell me if you see what I see as possibly being a problem.


Brand
MSI

Model
Aegis-213US

Quick Info

Type
Gaming & Entertainment

Usage
Consumer

Colors
Black/Red

Processor
Intel Core i7-6700 3.4 GHz

Processor Main Features
64 bit Quad-Core Processor

Cache Per Processor
8 MB L3 Cache

Memory
8 GB DDR4 2133

Storage
1 TB 7200 RPM

Optical Drive
DVD Super Multi

Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3 GB GDDR5

Ethernet
Gigabit Ethernet

Power Supply
350W 80 Plus Bronze

Keyboard
Gaming Keyboard

Mouse
Gaming Mouse

Operating System
Windows 10 Home

Motherboard

Chipset
Intel B150

CPU

CPU Type
Intel Core i7 6th Gen

CPU Speed
6700 (3.4 GHz)

L3 Cache Per CPU
8 MB

CPU Main Features
64 bit Quad-Core Processor

Graphics

GPU/VGA Type
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060

Video Memory
3 GB GDDR5

Virtual Reality Ready
Yes

Memory

Memory Capacity
8 GB DDR4

Memory Speed
DDR4 2133

Memory Spec
8 GB x 1

Memory Slot (Total)
2

Maximum Memory Supported
32 GB

Hard Drive

HDD
1 TB

HDD RPM
7200rpm

[Hawkeye]

Moved to Tech Talk

[Fletchette]

Poor PSU......

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Hdd, no ssd. Hdd is good for backup, but system and games should be run on a ssd (at a gamer-pc).

(Psu is big enough, has enough w, should handle the cpu and gpu easily.)

[caledonianblues]

I wouldn't even consider running this system with a 350W power supply. Although that GPU should only draw a maximum of 120W, the Nvidia recommended minimum system power requirement for a rig with this GPU is 400W. Experience has taught me that it's always better to have a bit of a buffer when it comes to power.

[walt133]

I wouldn't even consider running this system with a 350W power supply. Although that GPU should only draw a maximum of 120W, the Nvidia recommended minimum system power requirement for a rig with this GPU is 400W. Experience has taught me that it's always better to have a bit of a buffer when it comes to power.

Could not agree more with this. I had a PSU fail me a few weeks ago, and had to replace the whole thing. Make sure you have a good PSU.

[Rpw]

I wouldn't even consider running this system with a 350W power supply. Although that GPU should only draw a maximum of 120W, the Nvidia recommended minimum system power requirement for a rig with this GPU is 400W. Experience has taught me that it's always better to have a bit of a buffer when it comes to power.

That's exactly what I was thinking

[stancomputerhunter]

I have the GTX 1060, but 6GB, not 3GB...I would recommend the 6.