As the Xbox One has no LAN feature any more, making a gold account and beefy Internet connection required to run a local Call of Duty tournament, prices to run them have skyrocketed. I've researched the idea of using a PC with Xbox controller instead of an actual Xbox. I'm fine with building them especially if it saves money.
I would like the PC to have enough power to run CoD Ghosts at 1080/60fps and hopefully be able to run the next few CoD games at atleast 720p/60fps before an upgrade would be needed.
After looking up some benchmarks, I found an R9 270X GPU with atleast a FX-6300 CPU would deliver this. I looked up prices for all the parts and found a bundle with this list of parts for $660.
FX-8350 CPU
HD7870 GPU
Asus M5A97 LE R2.0 mobo
530W PSU
8GB 1866 RAM
1tb 7200rpm HDD
Rosewill Galaxy Case
This would deliver the amount of power I want? Is it overkill? Is there a cheaper option to getting this type of performance? Keeping the cost as low as possible yet maintaining a 60fps performance on Ghosts and hopefully future titles is what I need. In the USA btw
I would like the PC to have enough power to run CoD Ghosts at 1080/60fps and hopefully be able to run the next few CoD games at atleast 720p/60fps before an upgrade would be needed.
After looking up some benchmarks, I found an R9 270X GPU with atleast a FX-6300 CPU would deliver this. I looked up prices for all the parts and found a bundle with this list of parts for $660.
FX-8350 CPU
HD7870 GPU
Asus M5A97 LE R2.0 mobo
530W PSU
8GB 1866 RAM
1tb 7200rpm HDD
Rosewill Galaxy Case
This would deliver the amount of power I want? Is it overkill? Is there a cheaper option to getting this type of performance? Keeping the cost as low as possible yet maintaining a 60fps performance on Ghosts and hopefully future titles is what I need. In the USA btw