is this a good time to build a PC?
I don't really have more than 800€ to spend on it
Is this a good time to build a PC?
Joseph Reed
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Xavier Cook
I dunno, memory prices are still high
Daniel Scott
What's your current gaming setup? What do you want from PC? Emulation, top AAA in good quality, competitive online games?
You can build one for 800 Merkel sheckels, sure, but don't expect RDR2/other AAA powerhouses in ultra quality.
Jaxson Turner
>What's your current gaming setup?
a PS4, I mainly play fighting games but I'd play some counter strike too or shit like that I don't care much about jerking off looking at how much fps I can get in rdr2 ultra settings
Julian Cox
get a onex for 300 euro and actually enjoy gaming
Ryan Torres
What's the deal with hard drive prices? Are they going through some post-tsunami price-gouging shit right now or something?
I need a (good) hard drive with a lot of storage (so no SSD) and I've always used WD Blacks and they've always been reliable, and because they have a 5 year warranty, but a 4tb drive has been stuck at $170 since thanksgiving, and it just went up to $199.
I just want reliable storage, bros.
Nicholas Diaz
every time I look into pc gaming, it makes less and less sense
Ayden Bell
There was a sale on cpu's a few days ago on amazon, should've used that.
Also 800€ is enough for a high end PC.
Nathan Turner
Most competitive games are super toaster friendly. So I'd suggest looking at something like Ryzen 3400g. It's a processor with integrated video card, so you don't need pay for separate GPU. This way you can get pretty good system for cheap and buy a good dedicated GPU later.
It's more than enough for 140+ fps in competitive games/indies/retro. See this benchmark for example:
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Carson James
Wait for the Fall when hopefully the new GPUs come out
Current generation is a joke