Switching from Console to PC?

I only use my pc for rts, tbs and emulators

>>381533316
i7-7700 (You need an i7 for RPCS3)
GTX 1060 (AMD cards are overpriced right now because of mining)
16 GiB RAM

Computers are for work, consoles are for play.

PC gaming is a meme

>>381533683
Where did games start?

>>381533880
Oscilloscopes

>>381533316
>>381533880

You're doing fine. As of right now there's nothing worth getting on XBone. There are thousands of games on PC: old, new, indie-shit, AAA hyped garbage (that you may secretly enjoy), emulated games, etc. Really, get what you find interesting.

>>381533316
Start smaller (around consoler price range), look for (or make your own) powerful build on PCPartPicker, and upgrade as you wish.
Don't go overkill on a first build so that you don't waste your money on a powerful machine that doesn't use all of its power.

>>381533316
Consoles are PC killers in actuality.

>>381534849
My brother has that mouse. It's not very good. It always feels more sluggish than my g500s.

>>381533316
It's both the worst time and the best time to switch to PC. Worst because PC gaming is dead man walking, unless you're into competitive multiplayer. Best because gaming as a whole is dead man walking too and new consoles just don't have much of anything worthwhile, so you might as well get a good PC to emulate the old consoles.

You're going to end up regretting getting a powerful PC though. It's a luxury thing, and absolutely never "worth it". That being said, high fps and the best graphics and mods and backwards compatibility forever are very, very nice things. However if you want to play good games for reasonable price, rather get some old console and used games for it instead.

>>381534849
What's the red thing on the left?

>>381535372
A """"gamer"""" router

>>381535372
A router with 6 wifi antennas

>>381535465
>>381535494
Oh right

EPIC!!

>>381533665
>i7
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>>381533316
I haven't kept up on GPU performance for a while, but a 1050 inside of an old Dell office PC (5 years old max) should run most things at 1080p on high settings. It should be pretty cheap. Consult >>>/g/pcbg for more help

As for the games, you will never run out. I feel like strategy, shooter and simulation games strive on PC. Anything before PS2 can be emulated almost perfectly with the exception of N64. PS2 emulation is a bit spotty and the upcoming PS3 emulator rcps3 can run some games pretty well. Mod support can also add a lot of life to an old game. Look at doom and quake, both having massive communities making content every day.

Don't forget that this will also be a regular PC, so any normalfags tasks such as document editing, video rendering and so on should be a breeze.

If you are fresh out the water and need a place to get games, steam and gog is where you'll get most of them. They both have yearly sales with huge discounts and even free games occasionally.

Hope to see you soon on the battlefield, my man.
Also, learn to Google stuff, will help you greatly when it comes to tech problems.

>>381533880
on consoles dummy.thats why we had arcades