Neat

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TFW scoring better with a 2500k than a i7-4770k

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Been grinding out 2000 total since I'm away from my main PC a lot more and this runs on my potato laptop. Got 75 RC and mining this week alone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEmJH7JsKgM

Got married
Got a great job
Got a new puppy
Star Wars

Getting glasses and a hearing aid in January so 2016 is starting off well

You get beta access + an invite if you pre-order the game, the invites don't require a purchase.

If anyone has a spare one, I'd love to try it out with an actual stick instead of using a controller on PS4.

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Wedding photos hype

I'm looking to make a cheap PC (Between 400-600 USD) to stick in my living room. Don't want it to play anything at ultra, more for emulation purposes and some low intensity games (Source engine, Ultra Street Fighter 4 and other fighting games, maybe Rocket League) at 1080p60. Possibly small form factor so it can go on a entertainment center shown here. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

https://youtu.be/5JuMyvd1_LA

Memory leak. Uses all 16 GB of RAM in less than a few hours play

Frequent crashes

VRAM being maxed out, including those with 12 GB of VRAM

Overclock instability, BSOD. The guy had to go into BIOS in order to make his computer boot up properly after running this game

Frequent FPS drops, despite high end rig

Treyarch have said that any i5 CPU is going to experience frame drops. You need to lock the game to 2 cores.

I'm cautiously optimistic. I'll wait a week before I buy it to see all the shit that comes out.

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I've been back on the grind for a couple of days when I have down time at work.

Bought it, waiting for tonight to play it for maximum spooky.

Mod support out of the gate is pretty dope too, can't wait to see what people come up with in this game.

The aftermarket cooler is only if you're overclocking, the fan that comes with the Intel is fine if you're not. Go with the 270x if it's that much cheaper, the performance gain isn't big enough to warrant going out of budget. Otherwise definitely pick up the Asus board and WD hard drive, it'll save you time, effort, and money down the road.

Oh, alright.

I'd recommend the gtx 960 over the 270x, slightly better performance and it's cheaper in my region, not sure about the Netherlands, however. Go with Western Digital over Seagate, as Seagate has a tendency to fail quicker, and Western Digital is just a few euros more (I'd recommend a Blue or Black 1TB, Greens are slow). Also, go with what deguCZ said and pick up the ASUS motherboard, ASRock has high failure rates. If you can spare some additional budget, pick up a -k Intel CPU and an aftermarket cooler, you'll get more performance out of the build with overclocking.

What is your budget? Are you willing to put a little extra into it?

Edit: Do you have a PCPartPicker build? Having trouble budgeting it on my end.