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8/18/2014 11:40:21 PM
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never said you had to constantly update to keep playing, only that its outdated right away, which is something i dont like after dropping a ton of money. my last rig lasted 5 years before the cpu blew, i would have had to build a whole new one due to pci changes if i wanted it to be top end again. advances being as fast as they are for pcs is as much of a downfall as it is a good thing.
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Based off of what you're saying, consoles may as well be outdated before they're even out, unless you're talking about PC and consoles in their own category and not gaming as a whole. As for your CPU, that isn't something that happens to all CPUs, maybe something was wrong with yours. Most PC hardware comes out one/two years at a time but that doesn't mean the previous version is obsolete now. I use a gtx 650 ti which is almost 2 years behind (800 series coming out soon) but it's not like going from PS3 to PS4. There is no downfall as you say, the newer version is better, of course, but it isn't miles ahead.
