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If you mostly play games in this category, you can get by with just about any PC built in the last 5 years. This category includes browser-based games, 2D games, PS3-era or older games that demand very little processing power. Sample games: Hollow Knight, Deepest Dungeon, Portal, Bioshock The top CPU and GPU for casual gamingĢD games, like metroidvanias and turn-based RPGMaker games, often require so little processing power than most PCs made in the last 5 years can run it.

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If you like to mod your games, go to the next-highest category. For our recommendations, we’re assuming you want to play games at 60 frames per second (fps) with the highest graphics settings possible. So where do all the latest CPUs and GPUs fall on the ladder of light to heavy gaming? Games on Steam, Epic Games Store, Origin, and other storefronts list system requirements so you at least have the minimum required to run the game.

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You could think of a CPU as a small room of professors (each professor being 1 CPU core of about a dozen), and a GPU as a gymnasium full of fifth graders who do basic math (each student being 1 GPU core of thousands). While a CPU will determine which calculations should be made, the GPU will receive the order and perform the calculations.

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Many tasks will need complex calculations, such as determining where to install a game on your storage drive, and your CPU’s fast processing speeds can figure that out in a snap.Ī GPU is optimized for simple tasks with a lot of separate calculations-like calculating what color to display on each pixel of your screen. If you need to refresh your memory, you can read Alec's Civ 5 review here.Graphics cards are the workhorse of gaming PCs-while the CPU directs the operation, the GPU does much of the grunt work.Ī CPU is kind of like a PC’s brain, where every task is analyzed and sorted into the right bins for further action. That's good news for players and good news for Valve's SteamOS, which aims to provide a lightweight, Debian-derived OS solely for the purpose of running games on your television. That they're now turning their attention to porting Linux games is a promising indication that the open-source operating system might be home to more games in the near future. Aspyr have long been solely focused on bringing games to Mac, and in the past twenty years they've been responsible for porting dozens of major games: BioShock Infinite, Borderlands 2, all the Call of Dutys, and a ton more. While it's also good news that Civilization V has come to Linux, I'm more interested in the news as a potential sign of things to come. Taking traditionally mouse-based games and making them playable on my couch is exactly what I'm hoping for from SteamOS and its power owl. That controller might be delayed till next year, but games like Civilization seem like exactly the kind of thing it was designed for. The port includes all expansion packs and DLC, multiplayer will work cross-platform between the different operating systems, and most interestingly, it features "support for Valve's upcoming Steam controller."

The post on Aspyr's own site has more information.

Did Sid Meier swing on a trapeze across the E3 concourse to announce that Civilization 5 was now available on SteamOS and Linux? Did Aspyr gather the world's press in an art deco theatre to reveal that this was their first Linux port, after years of porting popular games to Mac? Or is it the case that there was a simple post on Civ V's Steam forum to declare that users of Ubuntu could now begin conquering 4X strategy worlds? Is this E3 news? On day three, I can't tell anymore.