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WHAT’S THAT THINGY? Our quick guide to the jargon that matters
Refresh rate This is how many times per second the monitor refreshes the image. The standard is 60Hz but some can display up to 240Hz/480Hz to deliver smoother in-game motion.
Yoyotech Warbird i3
With an Intel i3 quad-core processor and top Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti graphics card, the Warbird i3 is tailored for breakout performance in today’s most popular competitive esports titles.
Yoyotech Warbird i5
The very best mix of price and performance. Intel’s hexacore i5 8400 and Nvidia’s GTX 1060 6GB is an unstoppable gaming powerhouse built to demolish framerates above and beyond 60fps.
CPUs/cores The central processing unit (CPU) is made up of multiple silicon cores that do the heavy lifting within the CPU. The more cores, the more your CPU can do at once.
Graphics card Each card has a Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) and memory. The GPU does all the display calculations, then this information is temporarily stored in fast memory nearby.
Yoyotech Warbird i5 Ultra
The name says it all. With one of the fastest six-core Intel CPUs on the market and Nvidia’s GTX 1070 graphics card, this watercooled PC barely breaks a sweat even when you crank the graphics settings up to ultra.
Yoyotech Warbird i7 Ultra
A true 4K powerhouse. With a watercooled Intel i7 processor, Nvidia GTX 1080 graphics card, and
G.Skill Trident Z RGB memory, expect nothing less than the ultimate PC gaming experience from this brawny powerhouse.
Memory/RAM System memory stores the important information your PC needs to access quickly. Typically, eight gigabytes is considered the minimum RAM recommended for gaming.
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