Improve my PC thread!

[quote=Searz][quote=BigBoxGamer]Then again, I recommend you buy your parts over the time period of 2-3 months so you can beef the GPU from a GTX 750 to a GTX 770. Which is better than a AMD 290 in overall performance, quality and life span. Keep in mind, my computer is around 7-8 years old. If I had an AMD build, I would have to tinker on it daily to keep it going. Not trying to start this war again, just making a point because my friend that has an AMD build as long as I've had my PC has to tinker on his PC daily to keep it from exploding.[/quote] Why did you bring up AMD again? Weren't you gonna try to avoid starting shit again?[/quote]

[quote=BigBoxGamer]I'm allowed to make a point, I stated the point is to not start anything. But, make a point. If you don't like the fact of it, then that's your problem.[/quote]

[quote=utopus]Everyone's entitled to their own opinion[/quote]

[quote=IPodPulse]So Vynertje helped me out with making a gaming pc, I'm really liking the looks of it and will probably be adding a ssd when I get the chance. ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/Bn2F99[/quote]

[quote=BigBoxGamer]Weak CPU, strong GPU. That build will be irrelevant before you know it. Unless you plan on upgrading to a whole new rig in a couple of years if the GPU will even last that long without an aftermarket cooler. Don't buy it.[/quote]

[quote=OTGBionicArm]Don't Vyn and Searz do this professionally? I'd much prefer their word over yours. Definitely over yours.[/quote]

[quote=IPodPulse][quote=BigBoxGamer]Weak CPU, strong GPU. That build will be irrelevant before you know it. Unless you plan on upgrading to a whole new rig in a couple of years if the GPU will even last that long without an aftermarket cooler. Don't buy it.[/quote] I believe I remember seeing Vynertje tall about how an i3 is still very much a good processor and how the i5 isn't necessary on a budget like mine[/quote]

[quote=Searz][quote=BigBoxGamer]I'm allowed to make a point, I stated the point is to not start anything. But, make a point. If you don't like the fact of it, then that's your problem.[/quote] AMD has literally nothing to do with your argument that a GPU isn't important in a build. So once again: why are you trying to start shit?[/quote]

[quote=BigBoxGamer][quote=IPodPulse][quote=BigBoxGamer]Weak CPU, strong GPU. That build will be irrelevant before you know it. Unless you plan on upgrading to a whole new rig in a couple of years if the GPU will even last that long without an aftermarket cooler. Don't buy it.[/quote] I believe I remember seeing Vynertje tall about how an i3 is still very much a good processor and how the i5 isn't necessary on a budget like mine[/quote] Now, yes. It's pretty good. But, in the next couple of years with the release of DirectX 12 and Windows 10. We're pretty much gonna be due for a CPU upgrade that will put the boot to the i3 on top of the fact it's only a dual-core. It severely limits your multi-tasking capabilities. A quad-core processor will always be the sweet spot between having enough without having too much.[/quote]

[quote=Searz][quote=IPodPulse]ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/Bn2F99[/quote] Choice of memory seems weird. Planning on upgrading later? If not then you should just get 2*4GB instead of 1*8, because there are two memory channels in normal PCs, you're losing out on bandwidth by not using them both. [quote=utopus]Everyone's entitled to their own opinion[/quote] Read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%27m_entitled_to_my_opinion[/quote]