How much is your pc?

05-04-2020, 10:27 PM

Slowman59 Wrote: Indeed, your configuration is much more powerful than mine which was made just a year ago.

Very good choice!

Thank You! It took like 6 months to even get a good parts list together, let alone the years it took to get the money.

05-04-2020, 10:31 PM

JefAttorney Wrote: Thank You! It took like 6 months to even get a good parts list together, let alone the years it took to get the money.

Me, I took the initiative to make my PC as soon as I start to work, it was a luxury that I could not, so as soon as I had the possibility, I go for it!

05-04-2020, 10:32 PM

Slowman59 Wrote: Me, I took the initiative to make my PC as soon as I start to work, it was a luxury that I could not, so as soon as I had the possibility, I go for it!

Same for me man! A very much worth it investment, i think!

05-04-2020, 10:39 PM

JefAttorney Wrote: Same for me man! A very much worth it investment, i think!

In the long term, a well maintained PC will hold up immensely, so yes, it's not a bad investment!

Was only about 700 new so i dont know about now. probably not much at all

i think my laptop would cost around $ 2500, graphics card is gtx 1060, as hard drive i have nvme 500gb from samsung and nvme 1tb from samsung and 1tb ssd from sandisk, memory is 64gb, monitor size is 17.3 ", as a brand i use the asus, rog edition, my laptop weighs about 4kg

6000$ got triple rtx 2080 sli and i9 intel gonna upgrade it even more

My PC is relatively cheap, ~1000$, the main components of the graphics card GTX 1060 6 GB and a fourth-generation processor I7.

I think back then was 500 or so, fully enough, i dont need hardcore good graphics lol

i got mine probably a good 7 years ago i think around the time it was around 700 , but its still running great, able to run games well etc...