it was true at times last gen, and around the end of the PS360 gen. but you would have to cut corners around stuff like the Windows license.
Is this the best deal you're gonna find to run Starfield 60fps?
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FreshFromATL
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Picking this up next week, what you think? Will be my first gaming PC...
CLX SET TGISETRTU2B02BM Gaming PC; Intel Core i9 13th Gen 13900KF 2.2GHz Processor; NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 16GB GDDR6X; - Micro Center
Get it now! CLX is a custom system integrator catering to PC gamers and content creators. CLX was launched on January 29th, 2016. CLX is a division of Cybertron International, one of the largest system integrators in the US since 1997.
This is the most anti BBG post I've ever seen in my lifePicking this up next week, what you think? Will be my first gaming PC...
CLX SET TGISETRTU2B02BM Gaming PC; Intel Core i9 13th Gen 13900KF 2.2GHz Processor; NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 16GB GDDR6X; - Micro Center
Get it now! CLX is a custom system integrator catering to PC gamers and content creators. CLX was launched on January 29th, 2016. CLX is a division of Cybertron International, one of the largest system integrators in the US since 1997.www.microcenter.com
fukk outta here nikka
Bboystyle
Bang Bang Packers gang!
Dont go prebuilt breh....Build it yourself. Most prebuilts have good CPUs and GPUs but everything else is low end.Picking this up next week, what you think? Will be my first gaming PC...
CLX SET TGISETRTU2B02BM Gaming PC; Intel Core i9 13th Gen 13900KF 2.2GHz Processor; NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 16GB GDDR6X; - Micro Center
Get it now! CLX is a custom system integrator catering to PC gamers and content creators. CLX was launched on January 29th, 2016. CLX is a division of Cybertron International, one of the largest system integrators in the US since 1997.
I wouldnt, just cuz i cant tell what all is in that PC from looking at the site. Most of the prebuilts will come with a solid CPU and GPU, but go cheap on the MOBO and PSU to cut costs.
Also at this point, if you getting a rig in 2023, no point in going with 16GB of ram, especially if Starfield is as demanding as it’s believed to be.
You can also wait till Starfield drops and get a better idea of how its running on peoples PC’s to get a better picture of what youd need to buy to have above Series X performance.
Might be a lot, might not be as much as we think, but who knows, game aint out yet
Also at this point, if you getting a rig in 2023, no point in going with 16GB of ram, especially if Starfield is as demanding as it’s believed to be.
You can also wait till Starfield drops and get a better idea of how its running on peoples PC’s to get a better picture of what youd need to buy to have above Series X performance.
Might be a lot, might not be as much as we think, but who knows, game aint out yet
System requirements look pretty tame though. 2080 for recommended. That’s 2 generations old.I wouldnt, just cuz i cant tell what all is in that PC from looking at the site. Most of the prebuilts will come with a solid CPU and GPU, but go cheap on the MOBO and PSU to cut costs.
Also at this point, if you getting a rig in 2023, no point in going with 16GB of ram, especially if Starfield is as demanding as it’s believed to be.
You can also wait till Starfield drops and get a better idea of how its running on peoples PC’s to get a better picture of what youd need to buy to have above Series X performance.
Might be a lot, might not be as much as we think, but who knows, game aint out yet
Starfield's PC Specs Have Been Revealed And You'll Need An SSD To Play
125GB of free space on an SSD will be required to play Starfield on PC.
www.gamespot.com
But you’re right, we won’t know until launch. Here’s hoping it’s at least moderately well optimized.
they don't specify what resolution or framerate those specs are targeting. Lords of the Fallen just released 'minimum specs for 720p
Consider playing with your TVs options first. Some HDTVs have settings that use AI to insert blank frames and artificial images to give 30 fps and below games the illusion of 60fps. On my Sony Bravia TV those settings are called Motionflow and Cinemotion and are turned on by default. For better resolution, antialiasing and deeper colors I also have Reality Creation and Live Color turned on.
I don't know what kind of TV you have but you should own a HDTV that at least has HDR. If not then get one!!! and if you get one make sure you get one that supports HDMI 2.1 Also please make sure that TV has 120 hz so you can also play games on 120 fps. You need to confirm its actually 120 hz by fact-checking it online cause some TVs be trying to fool you into thinking it is when it's not. and the salesperson you talk to in person might lie and say it is just to get your geeky ass out their face.
blackestofpanthers
God forgives, you are forgiven.
If you're shopping for a tv and even need to talk to a salesperson about specs, you deserved to get robbed because you didn't even do basic research. You shouldn't ever need to talk to a salesperson unless you're asking if they have the specific model you want in stock or something. I've never even bought a tv in store now that I think of it.
I'm just covering all angles man. If he already had the TV, if he doesn't and needs to buy it online and to know what to ask for if he's too lazy to read the boxes and do the research.
blackestofpanthers
God forgives, you are forgiven.
I been up 24 hours, high as hell, and just got done fukking a native bytch on a reservation. I apologize for the tone of my post, I'm a little tired.
But if op is looking for cpu deals, he needs to be on slickdeals and not random bestbuy shopping.
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man don’t say thatJust wait for that 60 fps patch in a couple months on the X
(Can easily see them doing this too
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Console killer builds for $550 -$650 were everywhere around that 2011-2014 time
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
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