The Quest for High FPS: A Gaming Experience Like No Other

As I sat down to test out some of the latest gaming systems, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation. The game we were about to play was none other than Battlefield 5, a title that had been making waves in the gaming community with its fast-paced action and realistic graphics. With our high-end system and advanced graphics card, we were ready to put this game through its paces and see what it could deliver.

We started by launching into the game, and as soon as we began playing, it was clear that this was a title that was capable of delivering a truly immersive experience. The visuals were crisp and clean, with detailed textures and realistic lighting effects that added depth and complexity to the gameplay. But what really set Battlefield 5 apart was its ability to deliver fast-paced action at high frame rates. With our system's advanced graphics card, we were able to crank up the settings to maximum levels, resulting in a smooth and seamless experience that left us feeling fully immersed in the game world.

As I looked around the virtual battlefield, I couldn't help but feel a sense of awe at the sheer speed and agility of the gameplay. The action was fast-paced and frenetic, with bullets whizzing past our character's ears and explosions erupting all around us. It was a truly exhilarating experience, and one that left me feeling like I was right in the thick of it.

But Battlefield 5 wasn't the only title we were testing out today. We also had Project Cars on our system, a racing sim that was known for its realistic graphics and challenging gameplay. With our system's advanced hardware, we were able to crank up the settings to maximum levels, resulting in a truly immersive experience that left us feeling like we were really behind the wheel.

One of the things that struck me about Project Cars was its ability to deliver smooth and seamless motion. Unlike some other racing sims, which can sometimes feel stuttering or choppy, Project Cars seemed to glide effortlessly across our screen, with every detail clearly visible and crisp. This was thanks in part to the system's advanced graphics card, which was able to render the complex graphics at incredibly high frame rates.

As we took to the virtual track, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation. The action was fast-paced and intense, with every car handling perfectly and every turn feeling crisp and sharp. It was a truly exhilarating experience, and one that left me feeling like I really was racing for real.

But how did our system perform in these demanding titles? As it turned out, the answer was overwhelmingly positive. With Battlefield 5, we were easily able to achieve high frame rates, even with motion blur enabled. And with Project Cars, we found that our system was more than capable of delivering smooth and seamless motion, even at very high frame rates.

One of the things that stood out about our testing experience was the sheer variety of games we were able to run on our system. From fast-paced FPS titles like Battlefield 5, to challenging racing sims like Project Cars, our system seemed to be able to handle everything with ease. And yet, despite this, it still managed to deliver smooth and seamless performance, even at high frame rates.

This was thanks in part to the advanced cooling system that came with the NZXT starter PC. This system, which included a custom-designed liquid cooling loop, proved itself to be more than capable of handling the demands of our testing experience. Even when we cranked up the settings to maximum levels and ran demanding titles like Battlefield 5 at high frame rates, our system seemed to handle it with ease.

The NZXT starter PC is an amazing example of how you can get a great gaming experience without breaking the bank. With its advanced cooling system and powerful hardware, this system proved itself to be more than capable of handling even the most demanding titles. And yet, despite its impressive specs, it's still affordable and accessible to anyone looking for a high-quality gaming PC.

In fact, one of the things that stood out about our testing experience was just how easy it was to set up and configure the NZXT starter PC. With its intuitive interface and customizable components, this system seemed to be designed specifically with the gamer in mind. And yet, despite its ease of use, it still managed to deliver impressive performance, even at high frame rates.

As I looked over the specs for the NZXT starter PC, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation. With three different models available, each targeted towards a specific market or audience, this system seemed to offer something for everyone. Whether you're looking for an entry-level gaming experience, a mid-range gaming rig, or a top-of-the-line system with all the bells and whistles, the NZXT starter PC seems to be able to deliver.

One of the things that stood out about the NZXT starter PC was its value proposition. With three different models available at different price points, this system seemed to offer something for everyone. Whether you're looking to get into gaming on a budget, or if you want to invest in a high-end system with all the latest and greatest hardware, the NZXT starter PC seems to be able to deliver.

As I looked over the specs for the NZXT starter PC, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation. With its advanced cooling system and powerful hardware, this system seemed to offer something truly special. And yet, despite its impressive specs, it still managed to deliver an affordable and accessible price tag that made it available to anyone looking for a high-quality gaming PC.

In conclusion, the NZXT starter PC is an amazing example of how you can get a great gaming experience without breaking the bank. With its advanced cooling system and powerful hardware, this system proved itself to be more than capable of handling even the most demanding titles. And yet, despite its impressive specs, it still managed to deliver an affordable and accessible price tag that made it available to anyone looking for a high-quality gaming PC.

Whether you're a seasoned gamer or just starting out, the NZXT starter PC is definitely worth considering. With its easy-to-use interface and customizable components, this system seems to be designed specifically with the gamer in mind. And yet, despite its ease of use, it still managed to deliver impressive performance, even at high frame rates.

As I sat back down after our testing experience, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation for what the future held. With the NZXT starter PC on my side, I knew that I was ready to take on whatever gaming challenges came my way.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwhat's up guys Jays $0.02 here and I'm talking to the the new guy I'm talking to the guy that's like you know Jay I hear you you like building computers and all but I'm just not comfortable with that I want to buy a computer and I still don't understand all the parts and I don't know what to pick well today's video is brought to you by NZXT and they've kind of got a solution for you they've got three new pre-built SKUs available through their BLD program we're talking about the starter starter plus and the streamer so we're going to talk about what you get with those particular SKUs kind of do a little bit of gaming on each one and then we'll tell you pretty much why these are some really good options to look at if you're looking at buying a pre-built computer you know what guys I got new merch it's available now Carmy calm /jc sense we got zip up hoodies we got tri-blend we got a new logo I digress since 2012 but the rest logo you guys been asking for that anyway well guys we all kinda stuff up hoodies have beanies polos don't take my word for it cuz obviously I can't do this edie so just look in the description below and you guys will find the link thanks obviously today's video is sponsored by NZXT and I'm a huge thank you to them sending me these computers for loan now we've got two models here of the three SKUs that are available we've got the starter which is the entry price point and then we've got the streamer which basically is aimed to do exactly that provide you a great gaming experience while also being able to livestream now the way they came up with these SKUs is basically they took a lot of the data that was coming into the BLD which is where you could go in and kind of build your own system through picking parts and choosing games and checking fps in fact you guys can head to the BLD website and start playing around with some of those configurations and see real time FPS expectations on those builds by looking at the link down below but what they did here was they basically took like kind of that that chunk of where a lot of the data says this is what people were buying and then what they essentially did was come up with three SKUs based on kind of those the the majority of components that people were buying so we've got the starter unit right here which is by no means a slouch or a basic PC the because of the pricing changes that have happened in 2019 almost at 2015 we know one go backwards we want to stay in 2019 because this is a great year for PC gaming you've got some pretty awesome specs so the CPU gets an AMD rise in five 2606 core 3.4 gigahertz with 12 threads it's a great CPU we talked about it in some of our budget guides and it gets you usually more threads than anyone would possibly need now the cooler is the AMD rate stealth cool that comes with it which is more than sufficient to cool this particular CPU the GPU is a gtx 1660 MSI gaming X so it's not even like a basic 1660 it's definitely an overclockable card it's got a great cooler run it runs fast it runs quiet and it's all paired with an MS I'd be 450 tomahawked motherboard now the power supplies at C Sonic s 12 to 500 watt bronze power supply which is more than enough to power this system for RAM it's a team T force Delta RGB 16 gigabytes to 8 gigabyte sticks running at 3,000 megahertz restored you got a Western Digital blue m2 SSD at 500 gigabyte capacity and it is running Windows 10 home when the two-year warranty on all parts and labor now it's a starter package isn't enough for you you want a little bit more you can go to the starter Plus which upgrades to components it takes the 1660 and turns it into a 16 60 TI again from MSI it's an overclockable card and then it changes the storage to a one terabyte nvme SSD from Intel the 660 P now for the streaming build you pretty much only have one SKU it upgrades to a 2700 x8 core 16 thread CPU from AMD the cooler is the AMD Wraith Prizm which is an RGB cooler with a little bit extra cooling capacity but the graphics card is upgraded to 8 RT X 2070 super now it's got a 650 watt bronze power supply from C Sonic the same motherboard with the be 450 tomahawk and the same rim with the T force Delta RGB 16 gigabytes but it already comes preloaded with the one terabyte intel 6 6 6 DP SSD and then it has the same two-year warranty on parts and labor and obviously both of these systems come with the NZXT h 500 which a is a great case at the price point with plenty of airflow and plenty of statics to go along with the two with its matte black interior and plenty of cable management also - not listed on the specs is that both of these systems do feature both an Ethernet and wireless capability so it's going to fire up the starter system here get my Steam library on this and let's see how the starter system compares when it comes to 1080p gaming because that's kind of the focus here the starter is about getting you 1080p medium to high settings so let's go ahead and test it so while Windows is kind of doing it setup here we're go and take a look at the inside we do get a tempered glass side panel that obviously comes with the H 500 but you can see we've got two fans on the front a single 120 exhaust in the rear which is more than enough for the components here it's all matte black interior black cables come with the power supplies there's no ketchup and mustard we got some sleep cables for our graphics card nice metallic backplate on here you can see our SSD sitting right there because this is the starter it's the Western Digital that would be a 660 P from Intel this was the plus and then our wireless card is down here now the nice thing is it's not over the top when it comes to lighting it's not super gaudy the only lights in here are the motherboard the actual RAM and then the graphics card so I thought that was kind of nice but it's just got this nice very minimalistic look which actually looks pretty well put together and the problem with a lot of like starter no pun intended here but like starter price points with some of the brands is it's just whatever the cheapest components they could source is and obviously NZ FC has really thought out how they want this PC to look and perform so we've got the side panel on we've got our windows set up here we're gonna go ahead and do all of our gaming and testing and temperatures and all that sort of stuff with the chassis all closed up to see how it does alright so here we are in a game I'm not sure exactly which map this is it's one of the newer maps in battlefield 5 our settings are set to overall high so we're at dx12 no DXR and then we've got high settings set to custom including HPA o which is kind of a big hit to the graphics card in terms of lighting and ambient occlusion so we're gonna leave that all as it is but as you can see right now where they stock 16 60 no overclock applied we're running at 1950 megahertz that's where went you on its own only 61 C and at least when I look at the ground here look at all those up yes but as we look out over a bigger draw distance and I think I'm friendly just got killed I should probably pay attention where I'm doing huh you can kind of see that we have got well much higher than that 60 FPS kind of a minimum that you want to aim for oh god don't die oh didn't being shot or we will go backwards that's fine but we're looking for here is all this quick movement well wanna see what happens to the FPS obviously right so from one spot looking around that's one thing but this is obviously a higher demand on the graphics card like this but they're like a battle cry oh it's so playable though any 90s come on oh all right well battlefield 5 is clearly playable so what should we try now okay so we're doing a title now we haven't done in a long time this is project cars to a racing sim is one of those games that in my opinion needs a it needs a high FPS just because of the fact that it's so much fast movement high FPS just makes it feel way more fluid 60 FPS can definitely start to feel stuttering when it comes to racing Sims if you've not played a racing sim that probably makes no sense to you if you have you probably know exactly what I'm talking about what I'm doing is I'm coming in here and just kind of putting everything right off the bat to high tip for motion blur we'll leave that low I know most people turn it off I think it feels more realistic that motion blur on the sides so we're just gonna kind of see how this does given how well it played battlefield 5 I kind of expect this to do really well so for our quick play here we're just gonna do an lmp1 car in the Nurburgring with a keyboard what could go wrong whoa I shouldn't have corrected to do the DOS FPS man 159 what I will overturn hmmm this is impossible the keyboard but not impossible for the PC to run so I mean I think we kind of proved here okay starter PC capable of lots of FPS in project cars too not an incredibly difficult title to run but a pretty one at that and it's a title I've had people ask me before like what do you need to run it well as you can see right here the starter PC is more than capable so once again a huge thank you to NZXT for sending over these computers for us to take a look at and make this video for you for you for you you specifically I'm talking to you do you know you so there's just a couple of examples how you're getting way more than the magic 60fps number I feel like as gamers we're gonna have to lift that number to like 80 or 90 now to feel like we're even pushing our hardware because even as you can see here with these starter not the starter plus we were exceeding 60fps and battlefield 5 with high and project cars to 150 fps and project cars - that's insane that shows that there's an amazing value now happening now which is what's making 2019 probably the best year for PC gamers as long as I've been doing YouTube I also think it's great the NZXT has put together three great price points I kind of the meet of the market where people are typically shopping a good entry level gaming experience a slightly better gaming experience and then a great gaming experience with streaming capability because if you can stream whether you have an audience or not it's fun and it's one of those things I think everyone's kind of aspiring to do these days and just share gameplay content with their friends it's kind of how I started and the fact that they have three pcs targeted towards those three markets is a is a great thing and because of the competition taking place with AMD CPUs it goes to show that there's definitely not just a value here but a performance benefit as well to not overspending your budget and just getting something that works it has a two-year warranty it's got support free parts and labor during that two years which makes it a lot more comfortable for people who are just not ready to build their PC on their own I know I'm I know I advocate for BYO or build your own every single day I teach people building computers is easy but some people just want that added comfort and reliability of knowing that it's got a warranty and a support staff behind it so if you guys want to check out these three SKUs and see what NZXT has to offer I'll put a link in the description below including the BLD where I said you can go in there and configure your own PC based on price points and see the expected FPS and various games or these particular SKUs as well so you can kind of start poking around in there and seeing whether or not these systems are right for you once again a huge thank you to NZXT for leanness borrow these systems to kind of do some testing with and bring this video to you and as always guys we will see you in the next one kind of the the best price point ah and then you shift it again you realized it was too far let me make Ennis afterburner larger for you Wowwhat's up guys Jays $0.02 here and I'm talking to the the new guy I'm talking to the guy that's like you know Jay I hear you you like building computers and all but I'm just not comfortable with that I want to buy a computer and I still don't understand all the parts and I don't know what to pick well today's video is brought to you by NZXT and they've kind of got a solution for you they've got three new pre-built SKUs available through their BLD program we're talking about the starter starter plus and the streamer so we're going to talk about what you get with those particular SKUs kind of do a little bit of gaming on each one and then we'll tell you pretty much why these are some really good options to look at if you're looking at buying a pre-built computer you know what guys I got new merch it's available now Carmy calm /jc sense we got zip up hoodies we got tri-blend we got a new logo I digress since 2012 but the rest logo you guys been asking for that anyway well guys we all kinda stuff up hoodies have beanies polos don't take my word for it cuz obviously I can't do this edie so just look in the description below and you guys will find the link thanks obviously today's video is sponsored by NZXT and I'm a huge thank you to them sending me these computers for loan now we've got two models here of the three SKUs that are available we've got the starter which is the entry price point and then we've got the streamer which basically is aimed to do exactly that provide you a great gaming experience while also being able to livestream now the way they came up with these SKUs is basically they took a lot of the data that was coming into the BLD which is where you could go in and kind of build your own system through picking parts and choosing games and checking fps in fact you guys can head to the BLD website and start playing around with some of those configurations and see real time FPS expectations on those builds by looking at the link down below but what they did here was they basically took like kind of that that chunk of where a lot of the data says this is what people were buying and then what they essentially did was come up with three SKUs based on kind of those the the majority of components that people were buying so we've got the starter unit right here which is by no means a slouch or a basic PC the because of the pricing changes that have happened in 2019 almost at 2015 we know one go backwards we want to stay in 2019 because this is a great year for PC gaming you've got some pretty awesome specs so the CPU gets an AMD rise in five 2606 core 3.4 gigahertz with 12 threads it's a great CPU we talked about it in some of our budget guides and it gets you usually more threads than anyone would possibly need now the cooler is the AMD rate stealth cool that comes with it which is more than sufficient to cool this particular CPU the GPU is a gtx 1660 MSI gaming X so it's not even like a basic 1660 it's definitely an overclockable card it's got a great cooler run it runs fast it runs quiet and it's all paired with an MS I'd be 450 tomahawked motherboard now the power supplies at C Sonic s 12 to 500 watt bronze power supply which is more than enough to power this system for RAM it's a team T force Delta RGB 16 gigabytes to 8 gigabyte sticks running at 3,000 megahertz restored you got a Western Digital blue m2 SSD at 500 gigabyte capacity and it is running Windows 10 home when the two-year warranty on all parts and labor now it's a starter package isn't enough for you you want a little bit more you can go to the starter Plus which upgrades to components it takes the 1660 and turns it into a 16 60 TI again from MSI it's an overclockable card and then it changes the storage to a one terabyte nvme SSD from Intel the 660 P now for the streaming build you pretty much only have one SKU it upgrades to a 2700 x8 core 16 thread CPU from AMD the cooler is the AMD Wraith Prizm which is an RGB cooler with a little bit extra cooling capacity but the graphics card is upgraded to 8 RT X 2070 super now it's got a 650 watt bronze power supply from C Sonic the same motherboard with the be 450 tomahawk and the same rim with the T force Delta RGB 16 gigabytes but it already comes preloaded with the one terabyte intel 6 6 6 DP SSD and then it has the same two-year warranty on parts and labor and obviously both of these systems come with the NZXT h 500 which a is a great case at the price point with plenty of airflow and plenty of statics to go along with the two with its matte black interior and plenty of cable management also - not listed on the specs is that both of these systems do feature both an Ethernet and wireless capability so it's going to fire up the starter system here get my Steam library on this and let's see how the starter system compares when it comes to 1080p gaming because that's kind of the focus here the starter is about getting you 1080p medium to high settings so let's go ahead and test it so while Windows is kind of doing it setup here we're go and take a look at the inside we do get a tempered glass side panel that obviously comes with the H 500 but you can see we've got two fans on the front a single 120 exhaust in the rear which is more than enough for the components here it's all matte black interior black cables come with the power supplies there's no ketchup and mustard we got some sleep cables for our graphics card nice metallic backplate on here you can see our SSD sitting right there because this is the starter it's the Western Digital that would be a 660 P from Intel this was the plus and then our wireless card is down here now the nice thing is it's not over the top when it comes to lighting it's not super gaudy the only lights in here are the motherboard the actual RAM and then the graphics card so I thought that was kind of nice but it's just got this nice very minimalistic look which actually looks pretty well put together and the problem with a lot of like starter no pun intended here but like starter price points with some of the brands is it's just whatever the cheapest components they could source is and obviously NZ FC has really thought out how they want this PC to look and perform so we've got the side panel on we've got our windows set up here we're gonna go ahead and do all of our gaming and testing and temperatures and all that sort of stuff with the chassis all closed up to see how it does alright so here we are in a game I'm not sure exactly which map this is it's one of the newer maps in battlefield 5 our settings are set to overall high so we're at dx12 no DXR and then we've got high settings set to custom including HPA o which is kind of a big hit to the graphics card in terms of lighting and ambient occlusion so we're gonna leave that all as it is but as you can see right now where they stock 16 60 no overclock applied we're running at 1950 megahertz that's where went you on its own only 61 C and at least when I look at the ground here look at all those up yes but as we look out over a bigger draw distance and I think I'm friendly just got killed I should probably pay attention where I'm doing huh you can kind of see that we have got well much higher than that 60 FPS kind of a minimum that you want to aim for oh god don't die oh didn't being shot or we will go backwards that's fine but we're looking for here is all this quick movement well wanna see what happens to the FPS obviously right so from one spot looking around that's one thing but this is obviously a higher demand on the graphics card like this but they're like a battle cry oh it's so playable though any 90s come on oh all right well battlefield 5 is clearly playable so what should we try now okay so we're doing a title now we haven't done in a long time this is project cars to a racing sim is one of those games that in my opinion needs a it needs a high FPS just because of the fact that it's so much fast movement high FPS just makes it feel way more fluid 60 FPS can definitely start to feel stuttering when it comes to racing Sims if you've not played a racing sim that probably makes no sense to you if you have you probably know exactly what I'm talking about what I'm doing is I'm coming in here and just kind of putting everything right off the bat to high tip for motion blur we'll leave that low I know most people turn it off I think it feels more realistic that motion blur on the sides so we're just gonna kind of see how this does given how well it played battlefield 5 I kind of expect this to do really well so for our quick play here we're just gonna do an lmp1 car in the Nurburgring with a keyboard what could go wrong whoa I shouldn't have corrected to do the DOS FPS man 159 what I will overturn hmmm this is impossible the keyboard but not impossible for the PC to run so I mean I think we kind of proved here okay starter PC capable of lots of FPS in project cars too not an incredibly difficult title to run but a pretty one at that and it's a title I've had people ask me before like what do you need to run it well as you can see right here the starter PC is more than capable so once again a huge thank you to NZXT for sending over these computers for us to take a look at and make this video for you for you for you you specifically I'm talking to you do you know you so there's just a couple of examples how you're getting way more than the magic 60fps number I feel like as gamers we're gonna have to lift that number to like 80 or 90 now to feel like we're even pushing our hardware because even as you can see here with these starter not the starter plus we were exceeding 60fps and battlefield 5 with high and project cars to 150 fps and project cars - that's insane that shows that there's an amazing value now happening now which is what's making 2019 probably the best year for PC gamers as long as I've been doing YouTube I also think it's great the NZXT has put together three great price points I kind of the meet of the market where people are typically shopping a good entry level gaming experience a slightly better gaming experience and then a great gaming experience with streaming capability because if you can stream whether you have an audience or not it's fun and it's one of those things I think everyone's kind of aspiring to do these days and just share gameplay content with their friends it's kind of how I started and the fact that they have three pcs targeted towards those three markets is a is a great thing and because of the competition taking place with AMD CPUs it goes to show that there's definitely not just a value here but a performance benefit as well to not overspending your budget and just getting something that works it has a two-year warranty it's got support free parts and labor during that two years which makes it a lot more comfortable for people who are just not ready to build their PC on their own I know I'm I know I advocate for BYO or build your own every single day I teach people building computers is easy but some people just want that added comfort and reliability of knowing that it's got a warranty and a support staff behind it so if you guys want to check out these three SKUs and see what NZXT has to offer I'll put a link in the description below including the BLD where I said you can go in there and configure your own PC based on price points and see the expected FPS and various games or these particular SKUs as well so you can kind of start poking around in there and seeing whether or not these systems are right for you once again a huge thank you to NZXT for leanness borrow these systems to kind of do some testing with and bring this video to you and as always guys we will see you in the next one kind of the the best price point ah and then you shift it again you realized it was too far let me make Ennis afterburner larger for you Wow\n"