Hello guys, Waddup ?!
Actually before two years everyone was buying a gaming PC for 400 or 200 Dollar but no one right now can get a gaming PC for 2k ?! 0_0
So guys can you tell me how gamers save money for next updates to buy GPU ?
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No one, ever has built a gaming rig for $200. There are plenty of people who will argue that you can for $400 but I really don't see the point in those builds at all, if that's your budget get a console. As for your second point, you do not need $2000 to build a good rig. You can spend that and more, should you want to, but a good powerful PC gaming rig will cost $800 - $1000, spending more is a luxury not a necessity
@carljames: lol, then study hard for some years and get a great job.. you don't get money for free, you have to work hard for it. you aren't in a financial situation to get a PC.
@carljames: Good to know you're dead inside.
kid expects that he gets money for easily... /logic
@carljames: Certainly, you can spend $2000 and a lot more. I do spend a lot on my PC builds, in fact I ordered a $700 GPU yesterday. What I'm saying is you do not need to spend that kind of cash, or anywhere near it.
If you want hardware advice, post in the Hardware forum. It's the correct place for it
i'm not dead from inside but i don't have time for saying shit and fun ;/
Not cool, man.
kid expects that he gets money for free... /logic
I had a friend who got everything he wanted. Made me jelly.
@carljames If you're a kid and you don't have the financial means, then you probably shouldn't get a $1k PC. If I were you, I would save for more worthwhile future goals. You want your own car someday? Start saving your nickels and dimes for that.
I honestly don't understand why people feel the need to spend extravagantly on hobbies like gaming. Save money for a car, a down payment on your first house. Invest your money now (in mutual funds) for your eventual college education or retirement. With the power of time and compounding on your side, you're so much better off investing your money while you're young. You'd be surprised at how quickly it will grow.
I know the long-term view can be difficult to see when you're young, but trust me on this. Your interests will evolve as you get older and you'll be glad you were prudent.
How old are you? If you are like 10 years old that's going to be tough...but I saved up 1000's of dollars every summer starting around 14. First was mowing lawns every weekend, when I was 15 I worked with a neighbor building a barn for $10/hr all summer long and the following summer building a car port...bought a car at 16 with that money (among other things).
@Ant_17 You get what you paid so it is not the 1st proplem lol
not a system wars topic
@carljames If you're a kid and you don't have the financial means, then you probably shouldn't get a $1k PC. If I were you, I would save for more worthwhile future goals. You want your own car someday? Start saving your nickels and dimes for that.
I honestly don't understand why people feel the need to spend extravagantly on hobbies like gaming. Save money for a car, a down payment on your first house. Invest your money now (in mutual funds) for your eventual college education or retirement. With the power of time and compounding on your side, you're so much better off investing your money while you're young. You'd be surprised at how quickly it will grow.
I know the long-term view can be difficult to see when you're young, but trust me on this. Your interests will evolve as you get older and you'll be glad you were prudent.
Whats wrong with having a slush fund that you just use for gaming stuff? You don't have to save up for one thing at a time...
@Renevent42 i'm 19 years old, Actually my PC cost around 1200 but i wanna update it to Core i7 and 16GB ram, If you want to talk about jobs actually i can find a job but i opened this topic to get more infromation about games ....
19?!?! Oh man nvm lol...
@Renevent42 i'm 19 years old, Actually my PC cost around 1200 but i wanna update it to Core i7 and 16GB ram, If you want to talk about jobs actually i can find a job but i opened this topic to get more infromation about games ....
Get more info on games? That does not compute with your thread title.
@carljames If you're a kid and you don't have the financial means, then you probably shouldn't get a $1k PC. If I were you, I would save for more worthwhile future goals. You want your own car someday? Start saving your nickels and dimes for that.
I honestly don't understand why people feel the need to spend extravagantly on hobbies like gaming. Save money for a car, a down payment on your first house. Invest your money now (in mutual funds) for your eventual college education or retirement. With the power of time and compounding on your side, you're so much better off investing your money while you're young. You'd be surprised at how quickly it will grow.
I know the long-term view can be difficult to see when you're young, but trust me on this. Your interests will evolve as you get older and you'll be glad you were prudent.
@Renevent42 i'm 19 years old, Actually my PC cost around 1200 but i wanna update it to Core i7 and 16GB ram, If you want to talk about jobs actually i can find a job but i opened this topic to get more infromation about games ....
Get more info on games? That does not compute with your thread title.
...or the text of the OP for that matter.
"So guys can you tell me how gamers save money for next updates to buy GPU ?"
No one understanded my point -.-
My point is how can a little kid get a 2K gaming PC or 1k Gaming PC, Some guys told me to get a job but i didn't see a job can make 1k per month in my whole life.
you dont even need a 1k pc. A decent gaming pc can be build for about $600-700 . And no no one was able to make a $200 pc ever. Also if you already have a pc you can reuse some stuff so the cost can go down ( Usually hard disk and RAM are reusable as long as your current pc is not ancient )
Basically start saving money once you get to about $400 build a pc with a decent processor that has a build in GPU ( such as an i3 ) and start palying older games or less demanding games with low details and when you have more money you can add a dedicated GPU for proper gaming
@carljames: no way you can buy a PC with 400$ but it should be enough to upgrade your system
You can get a Alienware Alpha for around $400 on sale.. That is a full I3, 750 ti computer with a windows 8.1 copy on it.. That not only gives you performance slight better than a PS4, but opens you up to basically every pc game that has released in the past 20 years.. This thing needs to be pointed out more, it is the perfect entry level machine or counterpart you can get for cheap.. And will play the majority of games out there extremely well on high or max settings.. Even the most demanding games like Witcher 3 you can play medium at 1080p ranging around mid 30's to low 40's fps..
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