Author Topic: 400-600 dollar gaymen peesee  (Read 1421 times)

gib me good 400-600 dollar gaymen peesee builds

« Last Edit: August 04, 2014, 09:01:28 PM by PurpleSir »

yhore not gonna got 1 4 forhundredd dolers


watror wil gib 400 doller if u gib gud clay
all ur gud clay


"Craigslist Ad: Wanting gaming pc with the following stats: 64GB RAM, 2000TB SSD, 200GB VRAM Quadruple SLI/CrossFireX Graphics Cards, Intel Core i7 Extreme Edition, Gold-Plated Case, dual workstation motherboards, 20 optical disks. Willing to pay 400 dollars."

lel nig the onlee dang ur gettin out ouf a fourhunddred dolla peesee iz 30 framoz per secondz on medium for battlefield 4

no but seriously guys

400 dollar pc

I wanna run gta v when it comes out for pc on high (maybe medium) settings

I wanna run gta v when it comes out for pc on high (maybe medium) settings
with $400? This ain't happening sir.

What's your current build? You should just be able to upgrade the power supply and graphics card for $400 and be able to play any game decently.

No point in investing into a PC unless you have 700, and even then you wont be getting anything that great.

Celeron
512mb DDR RAM
Nvidia Geforce 7600GS
Should be able to run it on high at 0fps

You guys are silly, you can build a PC for around 400 that's better than the 'next gen' consoles, so unless the port for GTA 5 is extreme stuff, he should be able to run it with a decent 400 built computer. I'm too tired to look for a build right now though.

gib me good 400 dollar gaymen peesee builds


yo first off, is part of that four hundo going towards a monitor & other peripherals?

You guys are silly, you can build a PC for around 400 that's better than the 'next gen' consoles, so unless the port for GTA 5 is extreme stuff, he should be able to run it with a decent 400 built computer. I'm too tired to look for a build right now though.

 A GPU that compares to a PS4s or a Xbox One GPU would be between $200-$300 alone, not counting the motherboard, cpu, RAM, case, etc.

Its not really possible to build a gaming PC less than $800-$1000 that can run modern games at higher settings with a decent framerate.