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I am a console gamer who has wanted to get into lspdfr for awhile now, but I know nothing about PCs; I've always been a mac guy... I am wondering if a Digital Storm Vanquish 6 would be good enough to run lspdfr on. It comes with an intel core i7 cpu and 8 GB of ram. 

I realize that building a PC would probably be better, but I am set on getting a pre-built one instead.

Would the vanquish 6 work? If not, does anybody know of any better pre built PCs that would work for lcpdfr? I'm trying to keep it under $1,500.

 

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I was in the same boat as you for a while. Console gamer, always used Apple computers, and was heavily interested in Digital Storm. Digital Storm makes fantastic computers, however they are pricey, much like all pre builts/custom company built computers.

 

I created a spec list and had it all priced out and once I told a friend of mine (who's done nothing but build his own systems) the price he laughed pretty hard. Did a little more research my self and what was a $5,000 computer quickly turned into a$2,500 tower if I built it my self, and this was including better specs!

 

Most people will agree, building your self is cheaper and a better route. However I've seen nothing but great stuff from DS so if you went that route you'd still be getting a fantastic computer.

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13 hours ago, JAM said:

I was in the same boat as you for a while. Console gamer, always used Apple computers, and was heavily interested in Digital Storm. Digital Storm makes fantastic computers, however they are pricey, much like all pre builts/custom company built computers.

 

I created a spec list and had it all priced out and once I told a friend of mine (who's done nothing but build his own systems) the price he laughed pretty hard. Did a little more research my self and what was a $5,000 computer quickly turned into a$2,500 tower if I built it my self, and this was including better specs!

 

Most people will agree, building your self is cheaper and a better route. However I've seen nothing but great stuff from DS so if you went that route you'd still be getting a fantastic computer.

 

 

 

Thanks so much for your help! I may have to end up going with building my own, but do you know if an Alienware Aurora R5 or ASUS ROG G20CB-B21 would be better? Also do you happen to know what the minimum specs to run lspdfr are?

 

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6 hours ago, SBburnine said:

 

 

I've never really looked at alienware since they got bought out by Dell and I've never dealt with any ASUS pre builts but ASUS makes good products so I'm sure it's a good system.

In truth, there's really not a "set" standard of reqs. for LSPDFR. I would run off what the Recommended specs for GTA V stock and go by that and understand mods will inevitably make the game run slower due to the stresses that modding GTA V can bring.

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