danielrbischoff
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Last week's discussion on the pricing structure in place for video games got everyone talking about something that inevitably costs a lot of money:
Upgrading your PC.
If you haven't already read the Battlefield 3 preview I wrote, you should probably check it out here: http://www.gamerevolution.com/manifesto ... yeson-4451
You see, the last time I bothered to upgrade my computer was for Battlefield 2. That game was fucking awesome. With Battlefield 3 shaping up to be awesome, it's probably time to look at building a new computer. I need your help though. What components are needed for the latest PC games? Think about processors, motherboards, RAM, graphics cards, sound cards, EVERYTHING. Here's the curveball: All of these components have to fit into an $800 budget. Go!
Upgrading your PC.
If you haven't already read the Battlefield 3 preview I wrote, you should probably check it out here: http://www.gamerevolution.com/manifesto ... yeson-4451
You see, the last time I bothered to upgrade my computer was for Battlefield 2. That game was fucking awesome. With Battlefield 3 shaping up to be awesome, it's probably time to look at building a new computer. I need your help though. What components are needed for the latest PC games? Think about processors, motherboards, RAM, graphics cards, sound cards, EVERYTHING. Here's the curveball: All of these components have to fit into an $800 budget. Go!