Let's See if the Overall Community Agrees

[Newtoeveryting]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/m88nMp
Is this build the best answer to

"Challenge: Build the best gaming setup you can for 1500 US dollars.It must include Cpu, graphics card, motherboard ,8 gigs of ram , a case, hard drive and an ssd, a purchased os, an optical drive for installing the os, a keyboard, a mouse ,speakers , wifi compatibility, and a monitor.
I believe this to be almost impossible.
Prove me wrong"

 

[melonhead]

umm. i have to say; was creating another thread to get a response to the same thing that you made earlier, really necessary?

 

[pasow]

there's nearly $100 left over out of the $1500 price point so i would go tossing some more money at the monitor. your going to be staring at it after all. either heading towards a 144Hz display or IPS/PLS.

 

[masteranu]

Yeah why asking same thing again?

 

[Newtoeveryting]

umm. i have to say; was creating another thread to get a response to the same thing that you made earlier, really necessary?

Yes, yes it was

 

[Outlander_04]

The build only needs a 500 watt psu

and the monitor is too small . 24 inch minimum , but ideally even larger for immersive gaming

 

[shortstuff_mt]

umm. i have to say; was creating another thread to get a response to the same thing that you made earlier, really necessary?

Yes, yes it was

No it wasn't. In fact, opening multiple threads on the same topic is against the forum rules.

There was no context included from the previous thread which is located here:

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2466830/gaming-build-challenge-toms-hardware-community.html

This my build suggestion from his other thread. The PSU is large because he wanted it to be SLI ready.

I am closing this thread. Additional discussion can occur in the thread linked above.

 

[melonhead]

well, i have to say that this is a useless thread, other than getting people to build your computer for you based on the parts you need.
you literrally joined yesterday, probably to get somone to do the work for you.

"http://pcpartpicker.com/p/m88nMp
Is this build the best answer to

"Challenge: Build the best gaming setup you can for 1500 US dollars"

since this asking everyone to build something for 1500.00 with general parts, and nothing specific such as models, brands etc., it doesnt match the following.

"I believe this to be almost impossible. Prove me wrong"

what would we be proving wrong?someone can make a computer with 500.00 let alone 1500.00.

there is no real content here to disprove. plus, you are now bumping your thread by repeating something 5 minutes apart.