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This post is not meant as flame bait...this is a legitimate question for PC gamers.
Where does it end in terms of having to upgrade your PC to play the latest games?
It seems like my nephew is always needing something new for his PC he got a couple of years ago.
It seems like every 3 months...its 'I need more RAM or I need more GPU.'
Is this the cycle typical for a PC gamer to play the latest stuff?
He can play GTAV just fine...after he upgraded his RAM, but he can't play the Witcher 3 at more than 15 fps.
Does this make any sense?
I used to game on the PC but I don't remember it ever being this bad.
Everyone says that a solid rig can cost as little as 500-700 bucks, but does that mean it has to be updated every 3 months?
As a 35 year old man...this just sounds too damn expensive to have better graphics than my console for $400.
Where does it end in terms of having to upgrade your PC to play the latest games?
It seems like my nephew is always needing something new for his PC he got a couple of years ago.
It seems like every 3 months...its 'I need more RAM or I need more GPU.'
Is this the cycle typical for a PC gamer to play the latest stuff?
He can play GTAV just fine...after he upgraded his RAM, but he can't play the Witcher 3 at more than 15 fps.
Does this make any sense?
I used to game on the PC but I don't remember it ever being this bad.
Everyone says that a solid rig can cost as little as 500-700 bucks, but does that mean it has to be updated every 3 months?
As a 35 year old man...this just sounds too damn expensive to have better graphics than my console for $400.