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| Topic | Heard an argument all gamers should chime in on ... |
| adjl 12/31/17 12:24:45 PM #32: | Troll_Police_ posted... It's not exactly high end if you aren't keeping it up to date now is it? Again, depends on how you're defining "high-end." A $2000 computer that's updated every five years is going to offer performance that would definitely qualify as high-end, given how slowly games are advancing (due in part to console cycles), and spending $400-500 per year (depending on the number of games purchased and how many sales were taken advantage of) on entertainment is not inconceivable even in a lower income bracket, if that's all you spend. Spending $3-4000 a year on top-of-the-line parts, however, is much less affordable. Basically, it's the difference between "high-end" in terms of practical application and "high-end" in terms of e-peen stroking. The former is surprisingly affordable. The latter isn't, by the very nature of defining your self-worth based on how much money you've spent. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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