Are you sure? I think he may have put the wrong CPU. I wasn't able to find a pentium G360 just a Celeron 360, but I did find a Pentium G630 @ 2.7GHz which is a 1155 socket.

If you are on a budget I would suggest getting a good graphics card to start with. Most likely you will also need to upgrade your power supply if you are using any kind of pre-built system. From there you could upgrade your CPU, RAM, etc. as you can or as needed.

Buying mice sucks. It's all about how it feels and you can't exactly just go try them all out. With that said, I gambled on the M65 and I'm happy with it. I have medium hands, use kind of a hybrid grip, and prefer a heavier mouse. All that said, I can never get the software for it to work more than once. If I wanted to change one of the preset DPI settings right now, I would have to delete the software and re-download for it to work. Perhaps the RGB software is better in this aspect, but the last update for the regular M65 was 9/19/2013.

Anyone else having trouble signing in?

I have filters and use them, but it makes sense that it restricts air flow. Especially once dust collects on the filters. Maybe I'll try without.

I switched a few years ago now. I still have problems with weapon swaps using the number row and getting "E" and "F" mixed up sometimes. I would suggest jumping right into the FPS games too. They are usually pretty simple as far as the number of keys you'll need to press in a round. In BF4 I made my mouse side buttons select my primary and secondary weapon.

isn't that supposed to be the point of a backplate?

It does look nice. I've never really gotten into games like this though.

Didn't you make a thread earlier saying all of the other games were too difficult (like you did with FarCry 3 in this thread)? How the hell do you not figure out how to move in Minecraft?

So you need a game that aims for you like GTA? You're right, you aren't going to find anything else like that. I also suggest finding another hobby or stick to mobile games.

you could always reference the benchmark thread to compare.