Ansel89 joins the murderchurch!!!

**Tractorpull** · 12-04-07, 09:48 PM

http://www.somethingawful.com/d/icq-...rch.php?page=1

OMFG I JUST FELL OFF MY CHAIR LAUGHING!!!

**Vlade.the_medic** · 12-04-07, 09:56 PM

Holy shit thats fucked up...

**Allane** · 12-04-07, 10:04 PM

Yeah, that's just plain creepy, that guy needs to go to the reformation center for members of the MurderChurch... I hope this is really a joke.

**Tractorpull** · 12-04-07, 10:17 PM

Originally Posted by Allane

Yeah, that's just plain creepy, that guy needs to go to the reformation center for members of the MurderChurch... I hope this is really a joke.

read the pretext noob, he explains it all

**Allane** · 12-04-07, 10:23 PM

Ah crap, I jumped straight into the story without paying attention to the pretext, oh well, lesson learned.

**C-2-B** · 04-20-10, 05:45 PM

I have decided to get a gaming computer, but I'm too lazy to work enough to buy one, so... I tried the INTERNET! And failed, twice, to actually find any way of getting a decent computer.

I was going to ask anyone of any ideas, but that made me sound like an idiot and even more lazy, so instead I ask you if you have ever done or tried to do something the lazy way. AND IT WORKED! Or... Failed.

Oh yeah, one more thing, what system requirements do you need at the moment to play most, if not all games in the market?

PD: Any help is appreciated for a lazy person. Adopt one NOW!

**Hillbilly** · 04-20-10, 06:32 PM

Oh yeah, one more thing, what system requirements do you need at the moment to play most, if not all games in the market?

This is like hitting a moving target...and I've been away from PC gaming for so long that I couldn't give you good advice on that point even if I tried.

In my experience the best way to go about this is to set yourself a budget (say $800 - $1500) and figure out what is important to you. In your case the "important" things will be a decent graphics card (or two) and CPU, both of which will need a decent motherboard to house them. Once you've decided on a motherboard/cpu/gfx card combo you can start looking into other hardware that your going to need. For example: Do you need a DVD burner or will a DVD-ROM hold you over? How big of an HDD do you need, and how many? When it comes to RAM..buy all that you can afford/your motherboard supports. Your OS is most likely going to be Windows, so are you going to buy a license or pirate and deal with all the crap that comes a long with running a pirated OS? Do you have a nice monitor? If not you'll need to buy one of those too. What about speakers or a headset? Are you going to buy a high end sound card or use the built in one on your motherboard (assuming it came with one). Getting a new mouse and keyboard? Are you looking at wired or wireless ones? What about a case, is a boring one okay or do you want one with lights in the fans and all that useless bling?

Like I said you need a budget... Let us know how much your looking to spend and what needs you have and we'll be able to help you out with putting together a machine. BTW buy your hardware online...it is always cheaper that way.