Trying to decide which of the following to do, each would spend about $1000 or so:
1.Upgrade solid state drive to 120GB, upgrade video to GTX 780, water cool my PC
2.Upgrade solid state drive to 120GB, upgrade video to GTX 780, get good headphones
3.Upgrade solid state drive to 120GB, get good headphones, get another lens for my camera.
Which of these would you do?
4. No SSD upgrade (why do you want 120 over 80?), water cooling. After that, depends on whether you care most about sound quality via headphones, taking great pictures, or doing more gaming.
4. No SSD upgrade (why do you want 120 over 80?), water cooling. After that, depends on whether you care most about sound quality via headphones, taking great pictures, or doing more gaming.
We can make up our own options?
In that case, Option 5: Hookers and Blow
What kind of cookies did you get?
Hookers AND Blow for $1000? Why type of hookers be these? D:
None. I don't feel like going out tonight. I'll just skip the cookies tomorrow.
If I can sell my current 5970 for around 300 I might be able to do all the above, close to it![]()
Trying to decide which of the following to do, each would spend about $1000 or so:
1.Upgrade solid state drive to 120GB, upgrade video to GTX 780, water cool my PC
2.Upgrade solid state drive to 120GB, upgrade video to GTX 780, get good headphones
3.Upgrade solid state drive to 120GB, get good headphones, get another lens for my camera.
Which of these would you do?
Well none of the hardware upgrades are needed. Hardware is just my hobby. Like those who put spoilers on their cars and race them just for the hell of it, hardware is my hobby. I can't justify it beyond saying it's my entertainment. But when compared to other hobbies I don't really spend more than someone who doe say car modding or woodworking, probably less. As to why the SSD, I'd like to put some games on mine and the 80 Gb one I have is starting to seem rather slow compared with what's on the market now, like 1/2 the speed on the current sand force offerings. The reason for the vid card upgrade? Again can't justify it, I don't even do that much gaming. However the gaming I DO do is on my 30" so I need to be able to do 2560x1600. Also I'm tired of Crossfire/SLI so I want a single fast card.
Taking pictures comes first over good sound quality. I can get most shots with my current hit lens but it would be nice to have a telephoto as well. But then I use my headphones for ALL PC listening so good headphones would be nice too :hmm:
