BTGBullseye

*NODs*

Ross, you are influential enough that Blizzard is scared of your bad reviews... This is a good thing!

The full list of compatible vehicles is in the product description. (the most commonly required response to questions about "will this work for my car" on Amazon, and the least used)

Blah.

Star Trek Online

Now you know how I feel.

Star Trek Online.

And failing.

No.

That's what you think.

I like Ike.

I thought that end came a long time ago.

Goodbye Machinima, you will not be missed. (apart from a select few videos)

One quick thing, if your statement is true, you don't need to buy new for anything but the GPU. Refurbished or open box will save a LOT of money, and you'll still get a PC that will last for a decade. (don't get refurbished SSDs or HDDs though)

Finished, as in: 1. I have a maximum level character with Mythic+ items in every slot. 2. I have done everything short of the tedious stuff that gets me nothing worthwhile. 3. The only thing left to do in the game is repeated raids hoping for a +5 iLevel item, or PvP for the same thing. (and I hate PvP) Yeah, finished is a pretty good approximation of where I am in the game.

World of Warcraft

World of Warcraft

No, I don't have any mercury in my hole... Why would I do that?

That's essentially what I suggested, just at a higher price point and with no return policies if it fails in 2 weeks... Never use ebay for computer products. Amazon is for if you can't get the stuff on Newegg. Besides, you forgot a case and CD drive. (an extra $50 if buying new) Newegg is your friend, they are the most reliable computer parts seller on the continent, and they have the best return policies and customer service. (even though the CS went down in quality for a while there) Also, their refurbished stuff is usually very high quality, as long as it's sold by Newegg themselves, and not another store through Newegg. FYI the "grade A refurbished" when it's a DELL is basically as good as if it came new from their factory, but has been running for 6 months instead of in a box. If you want to increase your pricerange, let me know... I can definitely design better for you. The next best thing you can do from this point is go to a DDR4 system, so probably a Ryzen setup. You'll be looking at $600+ if buying all new components. Alternatively, just add an SSD to the build for an extra $75 and you're in the top 10% of gaming computers currently in operation in the country.

WoW again.

Considering my tests with the RX 580, I'm guessing the L4D games could be done at maximum with AA at 720p for his current "monitor" and maintain 60 FPS without issue. 1080p might drop them to 35 FPS when there are super swarms in the rain, but that's about it.