that can play Heavy Rain flawlessly. Thank you

good joke

found it for less than 300$

Good job, jesalvein. Ha ha...

(06-01-2012 02:38 PM)jesalvein Wrote:  found it for less than 300$

List Price: $249.99
Price: $249.96 & this item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping.
You Save: $0.03 <-- what.

Super Saver Shipping is just a troll...

Or, ingenious marketing strategies...

(06-05-2012 12:15 PM)Archerko Wrote:  Super Saver Shipping is just a troll...

Or, ingenious marketing strategies...

I'd say it's a good strategy especially given the fact that usually you don't have to pay taxes on online purchases, and if you get free shipping and a lower price then at a physical store, why then, it's no wonder Best Buy is struggling and shutting down stores.

Back on topic:

Get a Core i5-3570K, the cheapest Z77 motherboard (think Biostar) that has PCIE 3.0 and supports Ivy bridge cpus, get 8GB of the cheapest 1600MhZ RAM (think Patriot), get at least a 500W psu (preferably 600W) and make sure it's 80+ certified, get an SSD (the one I have was pretty cheap and runs great), and get a Radeon HD7770 (or Nvidia equivalent).

If you look on Newegg and add all this up, I come up around $650, but if you don't need RAm or a psu or if you can find an SSD with a good rebate (or not get an SSD at all) then you can easily meet you budget.

(06-07-2012 03:49 AM)Qaddafi Wrote:  I'd say it's a good strategy especially given the fact that usually you don't have to pay taxes on online purchases, and if you get free shipping and a lower price then at a physical store, why then, it's no wonder Best Buy is struggling and shutting down stores.

Back on topic:

Get a Core i5-3570K, the cheapest Z77 motherboard (think Biostar) that has PCIE 3.0 and supports Ivy bridge cpus, get 8GB of the cheapest 1600MhZ RAM (think Patriot), get at least a 500W psu (preferably 600W) and make sure it's 80+ certified, get an SSD (the one I have was pretty cheap and runs great), and get a Radeon HD7770 (or Nvidia equivalent).

If you look on Newegg and add all this up, I come up around $650, but if you don't need RAm or a psu or if you can find an SSD with a good rebate (or not get an SSD at all) then you can easily meet you budget.

no save youself money and get a 2500k and z68 board same bloody performance after overclocked. also you wont need a gpu stronger than a 7750 for emulation anyways.