You're Asked: 880USD worth the bugs?

[Kuragiman 227]

If you can spare the little extra, do yourself a favor, drop the GTX 750 and get the 970 (980 or 980ti if you can handle the wallet hit).   The process is very solid that and is the new Go-To processor for the flight sim community.

[Bert Pieke 7,584]

I surely have considered building my own, however I have come to the conclusion that I would need more time than the only Saturday afternoon that I'm off to view all the tutorials and build it myself etc...

 

Alternatively I had the boring idea of just giving my local PC store the specs I want to get and let them build it for me, however the working hours i would have to pay the staff for building it would not be worth it in the end.

 

So I continued looking and caught the attention of another custom build PC the following specs:

 

 AMD FX 8320E Octa-Core Processor

 16GB DDR3 RAM

 2000GB SATA-II HDD

 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 

 ASRock N68-GS4/USB3 Mainboard

 

Now what I'm looking for is basically included.

 

Is there anything else I need to be aware of and look out for before I actually finalize my purchase? 

 

This is not what you want... neither the CPU nor GPU is a good match for flightsimming..

 

As others have said, the right combination is Intel i7 4790K or better and Nvidia GTX 970 or better.

[gizmosellsbunnys 106]

Intel cpu only for fsx or Xplane just AMD product line can't even beat i3 and g3258 cpu at single thread cycles.