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I know a million people ask about this but I am about to buy a new PC and my number one priority is that it dominate FSX.

 

What would you recommend with an absolute maximum budget of $3000?

 

Right now I'm looking at some of the rigs at jetlinesystems.com as well as at a local custom gaming PC place near me.

 

So... you have $3000, how would you use it to make the best FSX PC for the price?

 

Thanks!

 

-Noah

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That is a large budget.

IMO, Jetline Systems are way overpriced.

Using their top systems as a model, you can get a virtually identical system built for you.

For the prices they ask, you can have a superior rig.

 

These sites have Budget Gaming Laptops and Customizeable Desktops:

http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/category/configurator/

http://www.ibuypower.com/ibppages/CustConfig.aspx

http://www.xoticpc.com/index.html

 

Of the three, CyberPowerPC has the broadest range of options.

I suggest the Z97 Configurator with an i7-4790K, 16GB of the fastest RAM your budget allows, and a GTX 760(minimum).

The above, Overclocked(extreme w/ 2x120mm h20), SSDs for Windows, and FSX, with a GTX 970, rig should run with the big dogs

I doubt you could do better with $3000 anywhere...Don

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16GB DDR3-2400, 128GB SAMSUNG 830(Win 7 Ult x64), 512GB SAMSUNG 840 Pro(FSX P3D FS9)

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