Here's the pics:
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Bushido wrote:http://support.rockstargames.com/entries/479435-pc-system-requirements-for-gta-iv
Price check all that mate.
Grenade wrote:Looking to build a gaming pc to run GTA4 on high settings with mods, would the £300 build in that video be enough for this? I'd prefer it to be future proof because I want to buy GTA5 and run mods on that too when its released.
Forest wrote:What's the point of a gaming PC? srs question
I've done absolutely nothing to my PC yet Football Manager runs just fine.
I also don't see the point in putting the amounts of money that you do into it when you could easily just play these games of PS3 or Xbox
Forest wrote:What's the point of a gaming PC? srs question
I've done absolutely nothing to my PC yet Football Manager runs just fine.
I also don't see the point in putting the amounts of money that you do into it when you could easily just play these games of PS3 or Xbox
The clue is in the name.Forest wrote:What's the point of a gaming PC? srs question
Football Manager isn't graphically intensive in the slightest. All you really need is a processor that isn't completely shit and it'll run.I've done absolutely nothing to my PC yet Football Manager runs just fine.
In the long run PC gaming is usually cheaper provided you don't do something stupid like buy an Alienware or something. Making the initial build will cost a bit if you don't already have a desktop, but from then on you'll really only be upgrading the motherboard, processor and graphics card, as well as other components as they fail which wont be often. It's cheaper because games are cheaper, you don't have to pay extra to play online (granted neither do PS3 users) and it's a computer so you're going to be spending money on one anyway. The last point is vital and a lot of people never seem to take it into account. There's also that fact that consoles (this generation in particular) are prone to failing, then you have to splash out even more on a new one.I also don't see the point in putting the amounts of money that you do into it when you could easily just play these games of PS3 or Xbox
El_indian wrote:You can also quite easily hook up a controller and play with that.
Forest wrote:What's the point of a gaming PC? srs question
Grenade wrote:
You can't enjoy this on consoles.
Bye_Ya wrote:El_indian wrote:You can also quite easily hook up a controller and play with that.
I play all of my PC games with a PS3 controller.
El_indian wrote:Bye_Ya wrote:
I play all of my PC games with a PS3 controller.
DO you use MotioninJoy?
Newegg have better prices than any UK sellers I've seen. Would they be able to ship to the UK? If not who are some good UK based online sellers like Newegg? I'll get the main parts to run the computer first and then add on any extra fans, drives and peripherals as I need them. Is it true that the i5 processor is near the same as i7 for gaming?El_indian wrote:You should probably get components from a recognized brand, don't think you wanna be buying dodgy power supplies..
You can get a good idea of brands here (they have the best user reviews/ratings IMO):
http://www.newegg.com/Computer-Hardware/Store
Cases: http://www.newegg.com/Computer-Cases/SubCategory/ID-7
Don't slowly get parts over the course of a year (CPU, motherboard, GPU).....Save up and buy them together...This way you can buy the best parts for your money at that time.
Grenade wrote:Newegg have better prices than any UK sellers I've seen. Would they be able to ship to the UK? If not who are some good UK based online sellers like Newegg? I'll get the main parts to run the computer first and then add on any extra fans, drives and peripherals as I need them. Is it true that the i5 processor is near the same as i7 for gaming?
Templeton7|RFC wrote:www.scan.co.uk
www.overclockers.co.uk
www.aria.co.uk
www.novatech.co.uk
www.ebuyer.com
www.dabs.com
www.cclonline.com
Amazon & Ebay can be decent too.
Scan is probably the best looking/most user friendly layout.