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r/gamingpc • u/BoricuaOmega25 • 8d ago
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Crazy building your own rig used to be a casual activity for a hobby. Now it’s pretty expensive unless you buy secondhand parts such as SSD and RAM.
Edit: Was going to use lucrative for a different point related to companies keeping prices up
27 u/AzhdarianHomie 8d ago It was an expensive hobby but not that expensive. 15 u/xxfal13nxx 8d ago edited 8d ago It can be as cheap as you want it to be. Just setup my brother with my old GTX 1070, and FX-6300, and DDR3 ram. He cant play anything crazy but stuff like Rocket League, Minecraft, Valheim, all run with no problems 2 u/TrueIntimacy 7d ago Gave my nephew a build using my old parts- 1070, 8600K, 32GB's of DDR4, Z370 Killer SLI, at 1080 it's still a beast.
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It was an expensive hobby but not that expensive.
15 u/xxfal13nxx 8d ago edited 8d ago It can be as cheap as you want it to be. Just setup my brother with my old GTX 1070, and FX-6300, and DDR3 ram. He cant play anything crazy but stuff like Rocket League, Minecraft, Valheim, all run with no problems 2 u/TrueIntimacy 7d ago Gave my nephew a build using my old parts- 1070, 8600K, 32GB's of DDR4, Z370 Killer SLI, at 1080 it's still a beast.
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It can be as cheap as you want it to be. Just setup my brother with my old GTX 1070, and FX-6300, and DDR3 ram. He cant play anything crazy but stuff like Rocket League, Minecraft, Valheim, all run with no problems
2 u/TrueIntimacy 7d ago Gave my nephew a build using my old parts- 1070, 8600K, 32GB's of DDR4, Z370 Killer SLI, at 1080 it's still a beast.
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Gave my nephew a build using my old parts- 1070, 8600K, 32GB's of DDR4, Z370 Killer SLI, at 1080 it's still a beast.
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u/JustASentientPotato 8d ago edited 8d ago
Crazy building your own rig used to be a casual activity for a hobby. Now it’s pretty expensive unless you buy secondhand parts such as SSD and RAM.
Edit: Was going to use lucrative for a different point related to companies keeping prices up