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Welcome to PC gaming
It depends on what things you buy, if you buy the actualbest CPU/GPU around, you'll probably play highest settings in every game for the next 2-3 years, after that, it will become a mid range system
My 8800 GTX will probably be a mid range card within the next 2 or 3 years, then ill have to get a new card :(
That's the bad thing about pc gaming, but in the other side, a high end pc right now will own the PS3 and the 360 until the PS4 and Xbox w/e comes out ^^
Welcome to PC gaming
It depends on what things you buy, if you buy the actualbest CPU/GPU around, you'll probably play highest settings in every game for the next 2-3 years, after that, it will become a mid range system
My 8800 GTX will probably be a mid range card within the next 2 or 3 years, then ill have to get a new card :(
That's the bad thing about pc gaming, but in the other side, a high end pc right now will own the PS3 and the 360 until the PS4 and Xbox w/e comes out ^^Emroy
Hahahaha I like that. Ya PC gaming is always pricey the best solution is to upgrade when thing are around new and shoot for the best you can get. Other then that if your a mega saver you minus well go with Consols
Ok ur shooting for 7 years ahead, by then every componet in your pc will of died, Your going to have to upgrade in 3-4 years either way, so just buy a pc that you can afford and upgrade when you got the money.In case anyone is still replying to the Forum, is £1000 enough to last me about 7 years. Despite reducing graphics to the lowest of the low, would the performance perhaps be good
Neobrio
In case anyone is still replying to the Forum, is £1000 enough to last me about 7 years. Despite reducing graphics to the lowest of the low, would the performance perhaps be good
Neobrio
7 years?!
Ehhh... perhaps a 8800 GTX ($600) and a Intel Quad Core Q6700 (2.66GHz x 4) ($530 in a couple of months) will run the low/lowest settings in 7 years
Thats if the GPU and the CPU are still alive in 7 years, and dont get an ATI if you want your video card to survive 7 years, they tend to overheat more than the Nvidia's (I should know, I've compared their lifespan xD)
And be ready to update to your RAM up to 4GB at the end of those 7 years
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