I still do hate it. I might even stamp on it and lob it out of the window when finished, if it doesn't boot first time.

I want it for Dirt Rally and Project Cars in my future triple screen racing set up. I will definitely not be deserting the ps4 mate, period. I haven't got the patience or the spare time for over clocking and all that malarkey. Not yet anyway.

As soon as Steam gets the content, I will consider dual booting. If not, I'll just be happy with my PS4.

Just goes to show that you don't need to spend lots of money on the latest titles to have fun

My spare money is going towards my summer toy. The new bike

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My spare money is going towards my summer toy. The new bike

Be a real man and make her pay her own way.

Ha ! Ha ! Funny Bloke

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Take Project Cars for example (or not in your case ), the visuals certainly don't match DriveClub.

You won't be saying that once you've built your new system

That's the hope.

But my point is, you don't need absolutely everything on or else it's "a jaded experience" or "held back" as I read on certain sites. If you can avoid the elitists at the very top, it's quite easy to spec a system within your budget.

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Ha ! Ha ! Funny Bloke

Says me who had to pretend it was her indoors new "picture storage pc". She might suss when she sees the Recaro seat I've got for her lol!

No you're right mate, it's been proven you can't build a system to match a PS4 for the same money but for not too much more you can build a better one lol

It has to be said that the systems being built on a PS4 budget are attempting to use like for like or the equivalent parts and it just can't be done!

I bet real race drivers aren't worrying about the scenery when they're in a race