I got a new $2,000+ dollar computer coming!

Now jamp up land will run much faster and I can run NL2 at max settings!! I now want to fill jamp up land with 50 more jet coasters and a half square mile of carnival rides, Mc Donald restaurants and more Chinese knockoff rides!

http://www.dell.com/us/p/xps-8900-desktop/pd?oc=ddcwgsk120hw10&model_id=xps-8900-desktop

Are you actively trying to troll anyone who has a computer any amount less powerful than that?

[TTD03]

cool5, I think I have that computer LOL

[Oscar]

congrats cool5

[Paradox]

Where do you get so much money from

I am paying half of it and my mother is paying the other half.

[mkingy]

Paradox wrote:

Where do you get so much money from

Jet coaster designs for Asia.

[Paradox]

mkingy wrote:

Paradox wrote:

Where do you get so much money from

Jet coaster designs for Asia.

I knew there was a reason he was building so many Jet Coasters!

Now I want to see if I can run a whole map scripted of carnival rides. Like have 500 rides in a huge state fair.

What is your FPS like now?

[Dirk_Ermen]

I was almost worried that you were going to post. "And I'm only going to play Minecraft on it"

I want to make a almost square mile indoor arcade that takes up the entire map!

How are you going to think of that many ideas for different games to include?

https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/user.html?id=0098879480321870168359978

Will it have one of these?

I hope I can run auger dive coaster with like 30 fps this time. Last time i tried to run that park i got like 1 to 3 fps.

[Paradox]

SkyArrow wrote:

Will it have one of these?

Those are rigged, just an FYI.

[SauronHimself]

I just built a very similar setup via PC Part Picker, though I had to improvise since Dell doesn't indicate things like the mobo, case, RAM model, CPU cooler, hard drive models, power supply, or even the specific model of the GTX960. That being said, I still configured one several hundred dollars less than what Dell wants, and typically pre-builts come with el cheapo parts for things such as the mobo, PSU, case, and coolers. Plus, custom builds don't have bloatware installed onto them which no doubt Dell has done.

There are so many gamers who think they need an i7, and then they skimp on the GPU. Unless you're doing professional rendering, you will never need an i7. In fact, it's highly unlikely you will max out an i5. It's smarter to use an i5 CPU and put the savings toward a better GPU which will be easily bottlenecked depending on the game. The GTX960 is going to be the Achilles heel for this system, and it may experience some struggles with NL2, especially having only 2GB of VRAM.

that looks like a bit of a rip off to me. I have a similar PC only my GPU is 970 w/ 4GB VRAM not 960 w/ 2GB VRAM, and I only spent half that much.

How do you like your PC that is similar to mine? Does it run NL23 well? Are you happy with it?

I am very happy with mine. I think if you did a little research, and built it yourself, you could get a MUCH nicer computer for that price. the i7($350) is a very nice processor but its also very expensive. (I'll probably get some flak for this but) I found the AMD 8350($140) was just as good if not a little better and its about half the price. Like someone else said, I would also get a better video card. also there really isn't any need for 24GB of ram. I have 8GB of ram and never use more than 6. Building it yourself is really very easy, and will save you a lot of money. If you choose to build it yourself, one thing I learned when I built mine was DONT BUY A CHEAP POWER SUPPLY. get a nice one or it will go out in a month.

The computer has already been purchased. If I tried to build a computer I would possibly create a big electric explosion, a house with all the fuses blown and maybe start a house fire, a melted down computer or a just a totally non functioning computer tower. I have ABSOLUTELY no clue how to build a computer.

^ It really isn't that difficult, It's basically just like a really expensive set of Lego... or actually, it's exactly like Lego now I think about it.

^ Lego "Technic" that allows us to do a decent programming as well.