[thatguy3339]

(07-15-2016, 04:41 AM)badfart1000 Wrote: I would suggest building your own PC and here are some parts I would recommend:
Nvidia  GTX 1070 graphics card
Intel 4790k processer (not latest gen but works fantastic)
16gb of ddr3 1866 mhz memory (ddr4 is pricey for not much more, and you shouldn't need more than 16gb)
I use the MSI Gaming 5 motherboard and it works great for me, but you need to make sure the motherboard is compatible with the processor.
As for cooling, if you get a coolermaster storm trooper/stryker (I have the trooper) it has plenty of case fans, so you shouldn't need to get any more than that.

If you don't want to build a computer and have a large budget I'd say go for Origin PC

Rowebot has a good suggestion on getting a workstation, but they aren't optomized for gaming, and so if you are looking to get very high end stuff workstations aren't the way to go.

Depending on budget it may be well worth it to sub in an RX 480 in place of the GTX 1070 (You lose some gaming performance but it's significantly cheaper). If you want to go even more budget you could probably even step down to an I5 or at the very least step down to the 4790 instead of the 4790k (assuming you wont be doing any overclocking)


Of course everything depends on budget and whether you actually want to build one. That being said if you want good performance for the price it's the best route.


If your budget is a little bit lower and you don't mind sacrificing some power for a better price and more heat output you could go for a full AMD machine that while it may not have the same power of a good Intel based system you can still get pretty decent gaming performance from.