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Topic	What would you consider an appropriate cost for building a gaming PC?
nekrodev 04/09/24 11:54:36 AM #23:	Will_VIIII posted... The series X and PS5 use 8gb GPUs, they're fine. The 6gb recommendation is for anyone satisfied with 1080p Yes, consoles, which will barely run their games at 30fps in many cases. And again - that might work for NOW for playing a few games, but in a year or two, there's certainly no guarantee of that. And if you run into an issue where you need a new mobo / processor, you may not even be able to get appropriate replacements without buying MORE used crap, so now you have to upgrade half your computer. If you're okay w/ that, then I honestly don't see why you wouldn't just get the console and not have to worry about it. --- "To be, or not to be - there is no such question. To be! But to be what...?" FFBE friend ID - 432.640.287 - nekrodev <cite>nekrodev posted [p:979819760] in What would... [t:80742914]...</cite> <quote>Will_VIIII posted... </cite><quote>The series X and PS5 use 8gb GPUs, they're fine.The 6gb recommendation is for anyone satisfied with 1080p</quote>Yes, consoles, which will barely run their games at 30fps in many cases. And again - that might work for NOW for playing a few games, but in a year or two, there's certainly no guarantee of that. And if you run into an issue where you need a new mobo / processor, you may not even be able to get appropriate replacements without buying MORE used crap, so now you have to upgrade half your computer. If you're okay w/ that, then I honestly don't see why you wouldn't just get the console and not have to worry about it. --- "To be, or not to be - there is no such question. To be! But to be what...?"FFBE friend ID - 432.640.287 - nekrodev</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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