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[QUOTE="Hahadouken"]
And you're proud? I speak the truth and it hurts so much you can't finish reading it? Okay let's play this legit. Build me a high-end PC for $600 and include a power supply, a case, keyboard, mouse, wifi adapter, Operating System, DVD drive, hard drive, motherboard, RAM, GPU and CPU. I'll be waiting. Enough of this BS propaganda of posting the lowest price you can find on the internet then only totaling up a CPU/GPU/Mobo like it's all you need to max Crysis.
Hahadouken
I made a PC that can runalmost any game maxed includingCrysisfor a little under $600 with everything you asked for. Obviously you where wrong.
$593.93
- Windows 7
- Case
- 585watt PSU
- AM2+ mobo
- 2 GB DDR2 800
- AMD 2.5ghz Quad Core Black Edition
- ATI 5770 1GB DDR5
- Keyboard + Mouse
- 250GB HDD 7200RPM
- Wireless card
- DVD RW
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That isn't "high-end", which is clearly the determining criteria that I specified. My rig is old and I have twice as much RAM as that, and it's faster, for example.
I said a $600 PC is a piece of crap, to me, and that still looks like a piece of crap, to me, so I am not wrong. You can't decide what I subjectively think is a good PC or isn't. To me, I won't even bother upgrading again unless it's top-of-the-line, future proofed for at least a few years, not something that will sorta passably play recent titles on compromised settings.
I agree with Gio, the users posting these generic parts and claiming they are sufficient, while not wrong, they are definitely misleading. No respectable PC gamer, including them, uses the barebones minimum on their rig. How much sense does it make to skimp out on cooling when it's one of the chief elements to keeping your hardware running for a long time?
It's just as misleading as people claiming a 360 Arcade is "all you need" when they know damn well they wouldn't have been satisfied with it. It's pure propaganda, which is senseless unless you work for the company.
This is the same thing as a TV ad claiming their cell phone plan is only $20 a month, and then when they've got your attention you find out that $20 a month gets you 20 daytime minutes per week and free evenings starting at 9 PM. Nobody is happy with that plan, it's just there to entice you into getting something better. Same goes for a "$600 PC".
I am not denying that a $600 PC will outperform consoles, but it won't play the top games at the top settings, whereas with a console I know I am getting the same experience as everyone else.
Anyway I am going to upgrade my rig this summer so I am glad to see some of these parts come down in price.
1. That PC can max Crysis, along with about any other game you toss at it. That is why I said you are wrong.
2. You don't need massive amounts of ram with W7 32Bit not to mention the PC has 1BB DDR5 Vram on the GPU
3. I've never used after market cooling on my Q6600, 8800GT, or ATI5870, and I've overlcocked them all, no problems on stock cooling.
4. And the parts I listed are far from "barebone minimum."
5. This PC is future proof with a Quad Core CPU along with a DX11 GPU.
6. Some people choose to spend more on their machines while others do not. The point is this thread asked for a $600 PC or a 360/PS3. Most people said that a $600 would be crap. But the one I built for under $600 is all that above and it can max out almost any game on the market.
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