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Editado por Electro:
4/28/2015 7:11:54 PM
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Gaming PCs
So with the new BO3 trailer that has been released, I feel the need to upgrade. I currently have a PS3, but don't want to get a PS4 or Xbox1 for sake of the monthly online fee. So a PC might be the best bet for me.
Anyone have any recommendations? By the way, I'm only 15 and don't have a paying job. Possible sometime in the summer I'll get a part time job. So money is a problem with me.
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18 RespostasConsole is the way to go. $400 console plus 10 years of fees is $800 total if you buy it from the right places. A decent PC starts at 600 and it will look shittier than a console for new games. If you are only interested in old games, PC is a great value.
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1 ResponderDo you have like, a price range in mind?
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Editado por MarcG420: 4/28/2015 8:09:49 PMYou really should just stick to a console. When you build a PC you have to worry about compatability between the various components and quite a bit of maintenance. This is completely ignoring the fact that it's actually less secure than the consoles (there's a crap load of viruses and malware out there...).
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Gaming PC are some much better I was only 14, but able to save enough to build a awesome rig. You only about $1000 for a really good rig, but that doesnt include moniter keyboard etc.
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Check out a barebones kit unless your super mlg then just buy parts. Also look at computerlx.com they have pretty good prices!
