A single RAM stick would ensure an easier upgrade.

Ryzen 5 1400 should be a better pick. Especially if you want to stream or do other sorts of multitasking.

Contrary to popular belief on sites like this, most people don't care much for those high-scoring PS4 exclusives.

They brought Xbox' goodies to PC.

So I expect more PC features and benefits coming to Xbox.

Otherwise, I won't be tempted that much, considering this year I'll be updating all hardware I use for work... Might sneak either a gaming laptop or a beefy videocard into the expenses.

I didn't renew my Gold this month so "Xbox Live engagement" will surely drop the next quarter.

@endersdragon: It's available in the two major gaming stores in my country - quite a few bundles and color variants of it. Pretty sure these are not the only places it can be found.

Should I start selling on Ebay?

The future doesn't look bright for Switch.

R.I.P. Andromeda and Zero Down.

Apparently, quite a few people still keep their PS3s and got excited there's a new game for the system.

Can't think of a single game I want and don't have yet.

Also, my Gold just expired and I'm not sure I want to continue investing in Xbox.

Reduced draw calls this much means CPU overhead is practically removed as a FPS bottleneck.

Go read/watch the Digitalfoundry stuff - journalists rewriting for other sites lack the tech literacy to spot the key parts.

... And then come back for the Sony fanboy tears, of course.

There's an easier way - just count the Sony and Xbox fanboys commenting here or on IGN and measure the level of maturity of each side.