PC gaming thread

Let's appreciate this glorious platform.

>reddit

PC gaming sucks.

kbye

>reddit

9gag has taken a lot of content from /r/pcmasterrace, so it's now common to watermark the images.

>reddit

9gag has taken a lot of content from /r/pcmasterrace, so it's now common to watermark the images.

>9gag
>reddit

dat resolution
dat easy game recording
dat money you save cuz games are cheaper
 mfw

In the year and a half that I've owned a gaming PC, I've gained up to around 200 games so far.  I've only ever paid close to retail price for maybe 2 or 3 games, and everything else, I've gotten for pocket change.  A massive chunk of that is games I'll never feel like playing, but I'll get an 8 game bundle for like $3, which is still significantly less than the one or two games I want by themselves.

Overall, I've probably spent around $350 for my entire games collection, a lot of which are AAA titles like Resident Evil, Borderlands, Battlefields, Diablo, Elder Scrolls, Batman Arkham games, Bioshocks, Fallouts, etc...so I always find it adorable when console kiddies go off about how expensive gaming computers are, because I'd be spending upwards of $2000 to replicate my game library on an Xbox with shitty used games, plus a good chunk of my money has gone towards charity, rather than some Gamestop exec.

Notebook Noble standing by.

Nothing is more satisfying than tweaking your game settings to where you achieve both great textures and AA as well as 60+ fps.  I swear I tinker with my games and my GPU more than I actually play the games.  I've also learned a lot about computers just from owning one and using it daily.