Starting a beast - I am tempted to build this thing myself just to prove a point. You don't need to drop $1,000 to start gaming on the PC on Day 1. This right here is a solid foundation to build on AND be able to game on Day 1 for just under $500.
A couple of things to consider before your criticisms - You can get it even lower if you don't care about SLI/Crossfire, but its about trying to future proof a bit.
So if you do buy another 7850 and sell those vouchers again along with a small SSD for the OS install you have a complete NO COMPROMISE PC for about $650 right now. That is only about $50 more than these new consoles about to drop after tax and a game you cop @ launch.
CPU will have to be upgraded probably by mid 2014 - by then a sub $100 upgrade will keep you alright (Sell the Celeron for $20 lol)
Video Cards should be enough until late 2015 or early 2016 (Sell both cards for $50-$80 to apply to the new card). Find a similar deal by AMD/NVIDIA @ that time and now you are looking at possibly getting a SLI/Crossfire combo @ that time for only $120 or so.
What you need to do is stop doing is worrying about hardware costs and focus on all the savings you will have on software. Getting newly released games sometimes @ $25 off and shyt
my brehs...you have made the right choice. It's really not that expensive once you learn this game.
A couple of things to consider before your criticisms - You can get it even lower if you don't care about SLI/Crossfire, but its about trying to future proof a bit.
So if you do buy another 7850 and sell those vouchers again along with a small SSD for the OS install you have a complete NO COMPROMISE PC for about $650 right now. That is only about $50 more than these new consoles about to drop after tax and a game you cop @ launch.
CPU will have to be upgraded probably by mid 2014 - by then a sub $100 upgrade will keep you alright (Sell the Celeron for $20 lol)
Video Cards should be enough until late 2015 or early 2016 (Sell both cards for $50-$80 to apply to the new card). Find a similar deal by AMD/NVIDIA @ that time and now you are looking at possibly getting a SLI/Crossfire combo @ that time for only $120 or so.
What you need to do is stop doing is worrying about hardware costs and focus on all the savings you will have on software. Getting newly released games sometimes @ $25 off and shyt
my brehs...you have made the right choice. It's really not that expensive once you learn this game.
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I can also get Win 7, MS Office 2010, 2013, pretty much all MS software.
