euclidstriangle

they tend to be more expensive than the other parts, sometimes even more than the cpu

generally i'm off the opinion to bite the bullet and buy a good, expensive card that can last a good amount of years

instead of a cheap one you'd have to replace in just a few years to play any games

i've got my eye on a good one but its £600.....

that's the problem sadly u.u

which comes down to how one wants to do it, go big, buy big in two installments (e.g. box now and card later) or go small

and i've been looking at gaming pc...... so expensive!!!!!

though the small tends to catch up quickly in a few years

don't even consider them ._.

ridiculously overpriced

so do u have any suggestions?

you can go pretty standard and still get a really good deal

normal motherboard with ddr3 support and a i-series socket, 15 processor is pretty decent while not being as expensive as an i7

graphics cards wise instead of looking at the current generation's cheaper models i'll look at the high end older generation models

*i5 processor too

something like a 280gtx for nvidia as an example

oki i'll search

bargain hunting is what it comes down to, be mindful of specials, you can save a lot at the right place :3

goodmorning everyone!!

well his bday is in 8 days..... and i want him to come home n its there

oh, you gonna order it?

mornin' korra

i always prefer buying the hardware physically, so i can have a good look

how are u today?

animus

fine, you?