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#1 Employee427
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@FelipeInside said:
@PredatorRules said:

+1 current UI is messy IMO too, but some games force you use Origin so no escape from that.

Like I said before, UI ultimately comes down to personal preference, but Origin now is a stable client/launcher/store and there's no point NOT playing/recommending some great titles just because of Origin.

Now you're just putting words into my mouth

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@FelipeInside said:
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@FelipeInside: No clue, but this is irrelevant.

Very relevant.

If you had experienced the initial launch of Origin and compare it to the current state with the new version then you would realize it's a good solid platform, with minimal bugs and that works quite well with games. I would even say it's more accessible than Steam since you used that word, the new UI is very easy to use and navigate.

Insane. The initial version being even worse does not excuse the fact that the current version is vastly inferior to Steam or make it somehow a good platform. The UI is abominable and disorganized, and the entire application and overlay is difficult to navigate. How you could find it superior to Steam's clean, easy experience is beyond me.

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#3 Employee427
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@FelipeInside: No clue, but this is irrelevant.

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@FelipeInside said:
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Don't tell people to buy things they could get on Steam on Origin... they will regret it

Why?

Because Origin is a messy and poor platform. It's full of bugs and is no where near as accessible as Steam, if you can get something on Steam there's no reason to use Origin.

So when was the last time you used Origin?

A few days ago.

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@FelipeInside said:
@employee427 said:

Don't tell people to buy things they could get on Steam on Origin... they will regret it

Why?

Because Origin is a messy and poor platform. It's full of bugs and is no where near as accessible as Steam, if you can get something on Steam there's no reason to use Origin.

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#6 Employee427
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@PredatorRules: Why would you get an i5 7000 series? It makes no sense.

The 480 is currently superior over the 1060 100% in performance, and will dramatically improve as time goes on. There's no reason to buy a 1060. Go look at all the hardware forums, I guarantee they will say the same.

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@mrbojangles25: "you can skip aftermarket CPU coolers, the stock ones that come with the CPU are fine these days (they weren't always)." - that is not true, unless you want your CPU to be at 70-90C while gaming which is not healthy - I would get simple yet effective CPU cooler like the EVO212 for 20-30$ and having my CPU at 50-60C while gaming.

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@mrbojangles25: "Nvidia" doesn't suddenly make a build better

At current gen it does - I wouldn't buy any GPU or CPU from AMD - I'm not a fanboy but AMD got to drop prices really low for me to pick AMD over Intel or Nvidia for my builds.

It doesn't. You'd be dead wrong to choose Nvidia. The only Nvidia cards worth buying are the enthusiast cards, everything below $300 is AMD dominated. And Vega might rock the market even more.

And you do NOT need an aftermarket cooler. It's a nice bonus, and that's all, those temps are ridiculously overstating.

I wouldn't leave my 250-350$ CPU for a 10$ CPU cooler, CPU is the second most expensive thing in your rig - treat it well.

If you don't believe me you can check out the reviews here http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/cm_hyper212_evo/4.htm and here http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/cooler-master-hyper-212-evo-cpu-cooler-review/6/

Also not true about the GPU part - I'd rather have GTX1050 and 1050Ti than RX460, the only worthy GPU from AMD as I compare prices etc is the RX470 which in terms of performance and price is in the sweet spot between the GTX1050Ti and the GTX1060 3Gb edition - good for tight budget 500-600$, anyone having a 600$ budget and above is straight going with Nvidia

What $250 CPU? It's less than $200...

You'd be crazy to buy a 1060 at this point, especially for a 3gb edition. 480 dominates the market. And that's because Nvidia shoots their prices sky-high because of their domination of the market.

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#8 Employee427
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What do you want to play?

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#9 Employee427
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@jun_aka_pekto said:

If you establish an Origin account and run the client app, you could get your hands on some nice games.

Right now, Mass Effect 2 is free. Origin also had other good free games in the past:

Red Alert 2

Dead Space

Battlefield 3

Need for Speed: Most Wanted

Dragon Age: Origins

and more.

https://www.origin.com/usa/en-us/store/free-games/on-the-house

Don't tell people to buy things they could get on Steam on Origin... they will regret it

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@PredatorRules said:

@mrbojangles25: "you can skip aftermarket CPU coolers, the stock ones that come with the CPU are fine these days (they weren't always)." - that is not true, unless you want your CPU to be at 70-90C while gaming which is not healthy - I would get simple yet effective CPU cooler like the EVO212 for 20-30$ and having my CPU at 50-60C while gaming.

@employee427 said:

@mrbojangles25: "Nvidia" doesn't suddenly make a build better

At current gen it does - I wouldn't buy any GPU or CPU from AMD - I'm not a fanboy but AMD got to drop prices really low for me to pick AMD over Intel or Nvidia for my builds.

It doesn't. You'd be dead wrong to choose Nvidia. The only Nvidia cards worth buying are the enthusiast cards, everything below $300 is AMD dominated. And Vega might rock the market even more.

And you do NOT need an aftermarket cooler. It's a nice bonus, and that's all, those temps are ridiculously overstating.