#1221 ·
Let's be real—the G3220 and G3258 aren't even going to budge. They simply won't boot. This is it.I ran into some total garbage issues—specifically constant black screens—while playing Far Cry 4, but everything finally stabilized once a patch was released to fix it.
Regarding these builds—look, it’s the truth, plain and simple. Why? Because hardware and game developers design everything primarily for the Western market. Let’s be real: the US and Canada are the epicenters here. A "budget" build in America isn't the same thing as one here. In the States, even their entry-level components can be up to 30% cheaper, yet they come with much higher performance standards. For an average worker making minimum wage over there, buying a decent PC is a total breeze. What we consider a budget setup is just what you listed, but they barely even touch that tier. To them, something like an FX 6300 + R9 270X is considered a budget rig, while an Intel Core i5-4670K + GTX 970 is just a standard, everyday PC. Good grief, people over there have been mass-buying i7s, 16GB of RAM, and 700-1000W power supplies for gaming for years.
Let's be honest, most people only buy high-end gear because they don't actually know any better. They think they need the top-of-the-line stuff, but nobody ever complains about having too much power. Trust me, you won't hear anyone crying because their PC was actually too fast.
Regarding these builds—look, it’s the truth, plain and simple. Why? Because hardware and game developers design everything primarily for the Western market. Let’s be real: the US and Canada are the epicenters here. A "budget" build in America isn't the same thing as one here. In the States, even their entry-level components can be up to 30% cheaper, yet they come with much higher performance standards. For an average worker making minimum wage over there, buying a decent PC is a total breeze. What we consider a budget setup is just what you listed, but they barely even touch that tier. To them, something like an FX 6300 + R9 270X is considered a budget rig, while an Intel Core i5-4670K + GTX 970 is just a standard, everyday PC. Good grief, people over there have been mass-buying i7s, 16GB of RAM, and 700-1000W power supplies for gaming for years.
Let's be honest, most people only buy high-end gear because they don't actually know any better. They think they need the top-of-the-line stuff, but nobody ever complains about having too much power. Trust me, you won't hear anyone crying because their PC was actually too fast.
