What video game are you playing?

[ACamp1900]

I love Elder Scrolls, but Fallout > TES, you Imperial stooge.

no.

 

[ulukinatme]

A Deathclaw could take down a dragon, I've seen it.

 

[ACamp1900]

An Imperial would crush either.....

 

[ulukinatme]

Imperials were crushed by a bunch of prancing elves.

 

[ACamp1900]

Dead to me,

The List (new additions edition):

-ulukinatme

 

[nlroma1o]

Destiny:

Went 9-0 Trials of Osiris with my Hunter, 9-1 with my Titan.

1 loss was a crushing defeat.

Prison of Elders is legit too.

Stoked for Iron Banner this week.

Trials on Pantheon was rough for my fireteam. We only had like an hour to play so we didnt get very far. I couldn't believe how campy ppl are playing trials. Its kinda annoying.

POE is fun but, its nothing special.

 

[IrishinSyria]

I'm excited to see what Bethesda can do with the next gen consoles, but I'm really excited because the sooner Fallout comes out the sooner they can shift their focus to TES VI.

 

[Irish Storm]

Still playing Dragons Dogma. 110 hours worth and only halfway through. The game has much better game play than Skyrim.

 

[NDFan4Life]

Did some research on Tom's hardware and other sites. This is what I came up with as far as what I want in my gaming PC build:

CPU Intel Core i5-4690 3.5GHz Quad-Core Processor
CPU Cooler Cooler Master Hyper TX3 54.8 CFM Sleeve Bearing CPU Cooler
Motherboard ASRock Z97 Anniversary ATX LGA1150 Motherboard
Memory G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 Memory
Storage Samsung 850 EVO-Series 120GB 2.5" Solid State Drive
Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive
Video Card EVGA GeForce GTX 960 4GB FTW ACX 2.0+ Video Card
Case Corsair SPEC-01 RED ATX Mid Tower Case
Power Supply Corsair CX 500W 80+ Bronze Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply
Optical Drive LG WH16NS40 Blu-Ray/DVD/CD Writer
OS Microsoft Windows 8.1 OEM (64-bit)

As of right now, the cost would be around $950. If someone has suggestions on alternate items, please share. I'd like to go a little bit less than $950.

 

[Andy in Sactown]

Did some research on Tom's hardware and other sites. This is what I came up with as far as what I want in my gaming PC build:

CPU Intel Core i5-4690 3.5GHz Quad-Core Processor
CPU Cooler Cooler Master Hyper TX3 54.8 CFM Sleeve Bearing CPU Cooler
Motherboard ASRock Z97 Anniversary ATX LGA1150 Motherboard
Memory G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 Memory
Storage Samsung 850 EVO-Series 120GB 2.5" Solid State Drive
Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive
Video Card EVGA GeForce GTX 960 4GB FTW ACX 2.0+ Video Card
Case Corsair SPEC-01 RED ATX Mid Tower Case
Power Supply Corsair CX 500W 80+ Bronze Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply
Optical Drive LG WH16NS40 Blu-Ray/DVD/CD Writer
OS Microsoft Windows 8.1 OEM (64-bit)

As of right now, the cost would be around $950. If someone has suggestions on alternate items, please share. I'd like to go a little bit less than $950.

Very solid economy build. It may cost you a little bit more, but it would totally be worth it to save for a bit and change/add 3 components:

1) Go with a larger SSD. You'll be swapping out large games from the SSD to the 1TB at that size. It goes really, really fast. I built my latest setup with a 120GB SSD 2 years ago and I swapped it out for a larger one last month because of this.

2) Closed loop water cooler for the CPU (Corsair H100i, NZXT Kraken X61). That way you can get a little more headroom out of your i5 if you intend to overclock. That TX3 Cooler is really, really cheap. Your CPU cooler is NOT an area I'd go to the bargain bin. Look at this. If you're intent on keeping costs down at least buy another cheapo fan and run a Hyper 212 EVO in push/pull (see graph at bottom of linked article).

3) 16 GB or RAM instead of 8 GB. RAM is cheap though, so this would be my last priority; especially since you can add in another pair of RAM modules in your ASRock Z97 at a later date.


You're clearly trying to do the best you can on a budget, which it totally fine, but when asking for build suggestions it's always best to say what you're going to use the system for. Can't tell you how often I see people spend money on an i7 they're never going to utilize the hyper-threading of because they don't run multi-threaded applications. Conversely, I also see people that do video editing and skimped out on RAM.

If you give us an idea of what your usage will be like we can probably help a little more accurately (and maybe save you some money; I know how to find some crazy ass deals).

EDIT: Also if gaming, what displays will you be using and at what resolution. That 960 will destroy any game on the horizon at ultra/maximum settings at 1080p.

 

[ulukinatme]

Very solid economy build. It may cost you a little bit more, but it would totally be worth it to save for a bit and change/add 3 components:

1) Go with a larger SSD. You'll be swapping out large games from the SSD to the 1TB at that size. It goes really, really fast. I built my latest setup with a 120GB SSD 2 years ago and I swapped it out for a larger one last month because of this.

2) Closed loop water cooler for the CPU (Corsair H100i, NZXT Kraken X61). That way you can get a little more headroom out of your i5 if you intend to overclock. That TX3 Cooler is really, really cheap. Your CPU cooler is NOT an area I'd go to the bargain bin. Look at this. If you're intent on keeping costs down at least buy another cheapo fan and run a Hyper 212 EVO in push/pull (see graph at bottom of linked article).

3) 16 GB or RAM instead of 8 GB. RAM is cheap though, so this would be my last priority; especially since you can add in another pair of RAM modules in your ASRock Z97 at a later date.


You're clearly trying to do the best you can on a budget, which it totally fine, but when asking for build suggestions it's always best to say what you're going to use the system for. Can't tell you how often I see people spend money on an i7 they're never going to utilize the hyper-threading of because they don't run multi-threaded applications. Conversely, I also see people that do video editing and skimped out on RAM.

If you give us an idea of what your usage will be like we can probably help a little more accurately (and maybe save you some money; I know how to find some crazy ass deals).

EDIT: Also if gaming, what displays will you be using and at what resolution. That 960 will destroy any game on the horizon at ultra/maximum settings at 1080p.

All good suggestions, I certainly wished I went with a bigger SSD myself but I can handle swapping programs between it and my Terrabyte drive. On the other hand, for most people I don't think 16 GB of RAM is necessary. It's certainly cheap these days, but I see people suggest 16 GB of RAM (Or more) all the time for new builds. Most games use no more than 4GB of actual RAM these days, and most times they use far less than that. I think Star Citizen was the last game I played that hit the 4GB level, and maybe New Vegas with a shit ton of mods added. If he plans on using the machine for other stuff like video editing that may be a good plan, but I wouldn't worry too much about more than 8GB of RAM.

How much RAM do you really need for gaming? - PC Gamer

Now, if he plans on running the future Fallout 4 with 200 mods installed I'd change my tune...and probably upgrade my own RAM at that time

 

[MNIrishman]

Wow, I'm glad this thread has turned toward PCs. I'm personally hoping for the eventual death of consoles, except for Nintendo. It kills me that consoles for the most part have become hosts to second-rate versions of games instead of coming up with something that computers don't offer. Once upon a time, they were cheaper, but the emergence of Steam offering sales all the time vs. $60/game for consoles has changed the economics of the equation unless you only buy a handful of games.

Before anyone says it, I sometimes enjoy using controllers with my TV too. Fortunately, it was easy to make my computer do that, and I didn't have to pay a subscription of online play.

 

[yankeeND]

Destiny:

Went 9-0 Trials of Osiris with my Hunter, 9-1 with my Titan.

1 loss was a crushing defeat.

Prison of Elders is legit too.

Stoked for Iron Banner this week.

I just finished through the disc, now I have to buy the expansions. The game is hella fun, but why is the layout on each planet the same even if you are in a different location? Seems kind of odd to me. There's a lot of good, but plenty of room for improvement IMO.

 

[ulukinatme]

I disagree with the death of consoles, at least for the most part. While I am part of the PC Master Race, I understand there are advantages to console play especially when it comes to co-op and head to head settings. Online competition is fun and all, but there's nothing quite like taking down a friend in your own living room, or teaming up with him to play a co-op. While I've done it before with Fallout and Skyrim releases, I don't enjoy lugging my gaming rig around to a friend's house to play a game, it's just not very mobile. Yes, I do have gaming laptop(s), but I find that even the good ones can never replace my desktop and they're a much bigger pita to troubleshoot/fix. Consoles allow you to easily take your gaming places and the 2nd hand market is great (At least for now, although it seems like streaming is the model everything is going to move towards...Sony and Microsoft tried to do it with the current gen and then backed out).

 

[MNIrishman]

I disagree with the death of consoles, at least for the most part. While I am part of the PC Master Race, I understand there are advantages to console play especially when it comes to co-op and head to head settings. Online competition is fun and all, but there's nothing quite like taking down a friend in your own living room, or teaming up with him to play a co-op. While I've done it before with Fallout and Skyrim releases, I don't enjoy lugging my gaming rig around to a friend's house to play a game, it's just not very mobile. Yes, I do have gaming laptop(s), but I find that even the good ones can never replace my desktop and they're a much bigger pita to troubleshoot/fix. Consoles allow you to easily take your gaming places and the 2nd hand market is great (At least for now, although it seems like streaming is the model everything is going to move towards...Sony and Microsoft tried to do it with the current gen and then backed out).

Yeah everything I've seen suggests that playing in the same room (splitscreen), sharing games, and the second-hand market are all going away for consoles. That's a big deal to me because the splitscreen stuff is the best and a big part of what I've always appreciated about consoles.

HOWEVER, my friends and I play Mario Kart and SSM on PC cast to the TV, using N64 controllers. We also use USB Xbox/PS controllers for a lot of co-op games when we feel like it. I'm perfectly fine with taking my laptop to my friends' places for PC games and playing online with them otherwise (I live a state away from most of them, but when I'm visiting home, we tend to all gather in a living room and shoot each other).

 

[johnnycando]

I just finished through the disc, now I have to buy the expansions. The game is hella fun, but why is the layout on each planet the same even if you are in a different location? Seems kind of odd to me. There's a lot of good, but plenty of room for improvement IMO.

Yeah you mean like in how you navigate from patrol?

I guess it's a little redundant.

But I dig the game thoroughly.

You probably missed glimmer farming in the early days.

That was terrible.

But you had to do it for money.

 

[yankeeND]

Yeah you mean like in how you navigate from patrol?

I guess it's a little redundant.

But I dig the game thoroughly.

You probably missed glimmer farming in the early days.

That was terrible.

But you had to do it for money.

Yeah, it just seems like that could have been an easy fix to me, but overall I have had a blast playing it. Usually I am a fan of third-person action games like Uncharted, but over the last couple of years I have been getting into FPS's. This is probably my favorite of the one's I have played to date.

 

[ulukinatme]

EDIT: If ever there was an appropriate time for the "It's Happening GIF, this is it."

 

[NDFan4Life]

Very solid economy build. It may cost you a little bit more, but it would totally be worth it to save for a bit and change/add 3 components:

1) Go with a larger SSD. You'll be swapping out large games from the SSD to the 1TB at that size. It goes really, really fast. I built my latest setup with a 120GB SSD 2 years ago and I swapped it out for a larger one last month because of this.

2) Closed loop water cooler for the CPU (Corsair H100i, NZXT Kraken X61). That way you can get a little more headroom out of your i5 if you intend to overclock. That TX3 Cooler is really, really cheap. Your CPU cooler is NOT an area I'd go to the bargain bin. Look at this. If you're intent on keeping costs down at least buy another cheapo fan and run a Hyper 212 EVO in push/pull (see graph at bottom of linked article).

3) 16 GB or RAM instead of 8 GB. RAM is cheap though, so this would be my last priority; especially since you can add in another pair of RAM modules in your ASRock Z97 at a later date.


You're clearly trying to do the best you can on a budget, which it totally fine, but when asking for build suggestions it's always best to say what you're going to use the system for. Can't tell you how often I see people spend money on an i7 they're never going to utilize the hyper-threading of because they don't run multi-threaded applications. Conversely, I also see people that do video editing and skimped out on RAM.

If you give us an idea of what your usage will be like we can probably help a little more accurately (and maybe save you some money; I know how to find some crazy ass deals).

EDIT: Also if gaming, what displays will you be using and at what resolution. That 960 will destroy any game on the horizon at ultra/maximum settings at 1080p.

Thanks for the advice. I've made a couple of changes, which will still keep me under $1,000. I mainly enjoy FPS games like the Far Cry series, Half-Life, things like that. I haven't gotten to play any of the newer games that have come out recently because of the crap system I currently have. I don't play consistantly, but I may spend a couple of hours playing.

Here's what I came up with using some of your suggestions:

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[dublinirish]

am pretty amped for the Fallout 4 news thats about to drop

 

[Huntr]

 

[greyhammer90]

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/Lnn2rJpjar4" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Boston!

 

[Huntr]

That trailer is beautiful.

 

[dublinirish]

i am excited!

 

[IrishLion]

I played Fallout 3 for a total of 20 minutes, and I'm excited for this game lol.

Very well-made trailer.

 

[ACamp1900]

I guess I just never felt those games that much.... I'm very 'eh' on the trailer...

 

[pkt77242]

I guess I just never felt those games that much.... I'm very 'eh' on the trailer...

I knew that there was a reason that I liked you.

I just want the next Elder Scrolls game.

 

[ACamp1900]

Yeah, the next Elder Scrolls would def. have me excited...

 

[Huntr]

F you guys, how about that?


FO 1 and 2 are the best games ever made. Do not shit on my beloved Fallout.

 

[ACamp1900]

I def recognize the scope and depth of the games and how well made they are. I guess I'm just not that into the whole post apocalyptic "mad max" idea... I thought red dead, many GTA's, Elder Scrolls and even games like Dead Island were more fun...

that's just my personal tastes in terms of story line I suppose. Don't get me wrong though, I did play about half of Fallout 3 and did enjoy it, just not as much as the other games mentioned.