Are You Interested or Getting interested in a gaming PC?

yes. i'm strongly considering a gaming/workstation pc right now.

You know how many Units in arms have mandatory "basic trainings" before you can join their unit lol. There is an A10 sim out there also that is similar. Sometimes I'm in the mood for that kinda stuff but sometimes I just want to crack a beer turn on a game and mindlessly shoot things. Thats why I bought a console.

Same here.

I've always had a "medium" powerful PC, but that's gonna change once I build my new one.

I don't own any pcs anymore.

I don't need a PC or laptop at home for anything so I cut that cord a number of years ago

I've got a gaming rig, check my sig. :P While I like pc gaming, I'll never give up on getting the consoles. I always get them all and I have never been the type to just choose one and stick with it. I like seeing what they all offer. I don't care about the graphics things with the consoles, that isn't why I play games. I'll take it if the game or games offer it, but I'm not gonna complain if it doesn't.

I completely agree. I hadn't gamed on a PC since 2004, but I recently built a new gaming PC a month ago; and I have to say that it was one of the best decisions I've ever made. I forgot how much better games perform on the platform. It genuinely made gaming more enjoyable for me in some weird way. I still keep a PS3 & PS4 for exclusives though. But I have to admit, since building the PC, I have not had any desire to play them. That may change once The Order & FFXV comes out, then I can at least give my PS4 some playtime...

Been playing on PC since as early as I can remember, I also play on consoles as well. How do i do it? I'm not fussy

Gaming on a PC is something I've been interested in for a LONG time

But I never really had a big reason to get into it, I needed an excuse other than just gaming.

But now I need a workstation because I am tired of working off my laptop, so I'm going to build a gaming PC, looking forward to it

Not at the moment. I can't think of a single game I missed out on the last few gens that I regret not being able to play, nor any future PC exclusive that moves me in any way. shrug.

I'm so big into physical media anyway. Also the games that I do play on PC all run excellent on my non-GPU having laptop, Path of Exile, Van Helsing, Portal, Half-Life, CoD United Offensive, KoToR, WoW(when I played), Torchlight series, Diablo 2/3 even though I'm getting 3 also for the PS4. Mostly ARPGs, point-and-click lootfests. I can play all these from medium to MAX on my laptop with an i5 and 8gigs of RAM. All the other genres that I love are perfectly at home on consoles.

Yeah I'm interested In a gaming PC but the PS4 won out. Sure I grew up on PC and awesome mods but most games I'm interested in are only on Playstation. I am interest in WildStar though so I guess I just need to figure how to get the cheapest PC that will run that game at max.

If the games industry shifts & starts developing for PC first then port down to console ..yea..it will be worth getting a high end PC..as its the trend (x360/PS3) time..its develop for console first then port to PC..which means you're never get the best out of your PC anyway..so having highend/best PC hardware doesn't really mean much. PC gaming only really gets expensive when you keep upping monitor res/size. Already have a gaming PC with HD5870 & a 19' 1280x1024 monitor..at the moment it will run most (if not all) games details maxed out AA/AF & all. :P

Who the hell wouldn't consider a gaming pc? It curb stomps the competition.

The first runner up (PS4) is a damn joke.

Here's the thing some are missing these new consoles are nothing like their 360/PS3 brethren, The X1 and PS4 are basically PC's using x86 multicore cpu's from AMD and are using direct x 11 based AMD based gpu's that are no stronger then mid ranged gpu's.all in an APU package. There will be no problem going from X1 to PC or PC to X1 since that coding base is virtually the same, and the hardware is based off the same standards.Even with the PS4 the only difference is switching the gpu API back to directx or mantle base to make it work and the again the hardware is same standards also. They are not having to deal with customized powerpc cpu's, the Cell and proprietary hardware that was only remotely related.

@04dcarraher speaks the truth, as usual.

I just built one last week. It's definitely getting more attention than my PS4 at the moment. Specs are in my sig.