Can a ryzen 5 3600 and a geforce 1650 super run Space Engineer.

[Mizar]

I pass the system requirements however do not know if my cpu will be able to run it.

[Xscha]

Originally posted by Super.Skirv:

Originally posted by peepee man:

why are you so elitist about AMD. If you're ignoring price from the equation, intel processors are actually better than Ryzen, it's just you're paying a bit more for a very minimal increase. you should try to use the term "objectively" more accurately.

Ive actually seen a lot of talk about this, and AMD scores better in benchmark programs, but intel scores better in performance. Ive seen very few sites that collect this performance data from user builds that show AMD performing better in games on average. As someone who has no brand loyalty I can tell you that I've used and enjoyed both.

I've only used AMD, but this is not really for a particular reason; I've heard many good things about Intel from friends and wouldn't mind using one.

[Lystent]

Too close for call, as far as I care.

[odizzido]

I am a current intel user so I am not brand loyal or anything. I don't like misinformation though. I am not sure where you are getting your data but here is where I am getting most of mine. If these are incorrect I would like to know as I will be looking for a new CPU soon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7ukz8WUdW4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01EhbmJAW-k

edit----------
17:24 of the first video sums up their findings, if you don't want to watch those.

[Lystent]

The 5600x is more expensive than the 10600k.

[odizzido]

It's also slower and doesn't come with a heatsink/fan.

[Lystent]

I think you mean the 10600k, and that is a good point about the heatsink assembly, but not always applicable in my experience. The heatsink assembly the 5600x comes with looks like the same basic dink I am using now.
The dink I am referring to is low profile, and doesn't have much going in terms of aesthetics (no lights, just a thin rim with a tab for the AMD logo). When I built my computer, I used a third party heatsink assembly. Thing was a beast in comparison, in size. It also didn't have much going for aesthetics, but I had better cooling.
However, the dink is still useful for instances like when you have to find room on a micro ATX board for a significant graphics upgrade. But not everyone uses a micro ATX board, and not everyone is willing to drop how much they can overclock their processor. Heck, not everyone uses the same kind of heatsink assemblies anyways (some use water cooling for example).

Edit: oh, and technically, the dink wasn't compatible with my board.

[Primus]

че вы тут все англ а где русские?

[Dan2D3D]

Originally posted by GurevE2010:

че вы тут все англ а где русские?

You are in the SE English forum.

SE Russian forum, here :

https://steamcommunity.com/app/244850/discussions/5/

[Homish]

Originally posted by GenerallyThrawn:

I run SE with a Ryzen 3 3200G and a GTX 1650, you should be fine.

same specs (GPU and CPU) is it worth getting it now or on sale and trying it or should i wait to get a new CPU first?

+ i've only 8GB ram and i've heard that's not 'ideal'

[Dan2D3D]

Originally posted by Homorius:

Originally posted by GenerallyThrawn:

I run SE with a Ryzen 3 3200G and a GTX 1650, you should be fine.

same specs (GPU and CPU) is it worth getting it now or on sale and trying it or should i wait to get a new CPU first?

+ i've only 8GB ram and i've heard that's not 'ideal'

Yes you will be fine on Default Medium for sure, so don't worry.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

MINIMUM:

OS: Microsoft Windows 10 (latest SP) 64-bit
Processor: Intel i5 @ 3.0 GHz or higher (or AMD equivalent)
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: Geforce 750/Radeon R9 270X or higher
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 35 GB available space



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