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Entry Level PC in late 2021, Xeon E3 1245 v2, 16GB Ram, GTX 960 (4GB) plays Fortnite

This video shows how an Entry Level gaming PC that I bought and upgraded in late November 2021 plays Fortnite. This video covers three Fortnite Team Rumble games. The first two games were played at the end of Season Two. The first was at Pro settings (maximum view distance and Low for other settings), while the second was at medium settings with the render scaling kept at 100%. the final game, played at the start of Season 3 was using the new Performance mode, which lowers the graphical settings further to increase performance. Personally I would only recommend using the Performance mode if your PC can't run the normal Pro settings at a reasonable frame rate. What do you think ? Is the drop in graphics worth the frame rate uplift ? The specs of the PC are: CPU: Intel Xeon E3 1245 v2 (equivalent to an i7-3770) Motherboard: Hewlett-Packard 1790 RAM: 16GB running at 1600mhz GPU: Zotac GTX 960 (4GB VRAM) Boot Drive: 240GB SanDisk SSD Extra Storage: 500GB Seagate Hard Disk Drive The MSI Afterburner overlay shows the stats of the PC during the game. Note: On the top line for the GPU the first percentage (second figure) is the GPU usage, and the second percentage (last figure) is the GPU fan speed.