Difference Between Standard PC and Gaming PC.

Fundamentally, there is no difference between a standard PC and a Gaming PC- a PC is just a PC. But it all depends on the tasks which you want to perform on that PC. The factors which decide the PC is for Gaming or not is its Processing power and Graphics card.

In sort: A computer specification like processing power and graphics decides whether a computer is for playing heavy games or it is just for standard tasks. A gaming PC can perform all standard task but your standard PC cannot run heavy games as they require a higher dedicated graphics card for it.

With gaming the key difference is graphics. What you call a standard PC is, of course, able to display graphics: the very basis of Windows is that it is a graphical operating system. However, the latest games make much heavier visual demands, and those are served only by the dedicated graphics hardware. A computer has to do a lot of tasks at the same time to run a heavy computer game and for this, they need high processing power and a better Graphics card.

A ‘standard’ PC relies on so-called ‘integrated graphics. Many PC processors also include graphics facilities, all on one chip. This keeps things simple for computer manufactures and reduces costs.

Integrated graphics are fine for Windows, and even for simple gaming needs- Solitaire will run perfectly well, for example. However, by nature, integration limits how advanced the graphics can be. For series visual oomph, a PC needs a separate (or discrete), dedicated graphics card – like the current top-of-the-range Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Ti.

The two big companies that manufacture graphics card for PC are AMD and Nvidia. Here is the list for their graphics cards base on increasing order of performance.

Graphics Cards

Nvida Graphics card	AMD Graphics card
GTX 1050	AMD RX 550
GTX 1050Ti	AMD Radeon RX 560
GTX 1060	AMD Radeon RX 570
GTX 1650	AMD Radeon RX 580
GTX 1660	AMD Radeon RX 590
GTX 1660Ti	AMD Radeon RX Vega 56
GTX 1070	AMD Radeon RX Vega 64
GTX 1070Ti	AMD Radeon RX Vega 64 Liquid cooled
GTX 1080	AMD Radeon VII
GTX 1080Ti	AMD Radeon RX 5700
RTX 2060	AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT 50th Anniversary
RTX 2070
RTX 2080
RTX 2080Ti
GTX 1660Ti
GTX 1660Ti

Such discrete cards have graphic chips that run incredibly fast and hot, but they also have room for good cooling equipment like fans. And the latest and best games, of course, benefit from the faster, smoother graphics such cards can serve up. However, the pictured MSI GT 710 2GD3H LP DDR3 costs close to Rs. 2,899 more than many people would consider paying for an entirely new PC!

There may be other differences, too, including keyboard layouts optimized for gaming circles. But we’ll return to where we came in. A PC is a PC. A ‘standard ‘model will run games, though perhaps not the most demanding titles, just as a PC designed for gaming also happily run Windows-so you should choose the ‘type’ that suits what you want to do.

4 comments:

Om PrakashJanuary 7, 2020 at 8:49 PM
A normal computer can run on 450 watt power supply but a Gameing Pc require 650 watt power supply. Low power supply can hit ur pc performsnce. AMD Graphocs Card is always better than nvidia. If you are a heavey gamer use minimum 70 FPS display. You. can buy zebronics Ultraslim 24" Led price 8999 at store. 3 year onsite warrenty.
Processor is also take a role in gaming laptop. For gaming pc chose AMD processors for multitask and always on pc chose intel processors.

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UnknownFebruary 16, 2020 at 10:47 AM
Very good article