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I require works of Responsibility
For Christmas I spent $2,300 on a M17X laptop, should I spent $2,000 on a custom built rig (by me) for a
CPU: Quad Core MOBO: Evga Crossfire board GPU: 5870 RAM: 6 gigs? Plus various accessories such as case, mointor, etc, etc, etc Or should I be happy with my M17X? I'm tempted to drop the dough.... |
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you dont need to spend $2k on a good gaming PC, itll be alot closer to $1k.
or just keep using the laptop, maybe wait for new parts to come out. |
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Back in the day when I mowed yards, washed cars, and stuff I would build some wicked gaming rigs on shoe string budgets. Fortantely I'm no longer in that boat. So when I do buy computers I don't go for "bang for the buck"I think I am going wait, financially speaking it would be stupid of me to drop 2k on a gaming rig. Largely because my Alienware has plently of life left in it. Plus I want to see what Nvidia's response to the 5870 is going to be, in addition I want a X58 and a SDD if I wait another 8-12 months those prices will drop making it less
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1) New hardware comes out, but then you know newer hardware will come out a bit later, so you wait for the newer hardware. 2) Newer hardware comes out, but then you know again that newer hardware will come out a bit later, so you wait. 3) Repeat from Step 1. |
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