All stock parts, no overclocking, no doubled graphics cards or ludicrous amounts of memory, but just to get the feel of how PC building simulator worked. It’s certainly not a maxed out 3DMark score. Honestly, the build below is completely unresearched, so it cannot be considered “my” dream PC of choice, but given that my criteria was mostly “what is super-expensive in this catalog that also sounds good,” it is certainly -a- fantasy PC. Naturally, the first thing anyone would do (or at least I did) was jump into the Free Build mode to build a dream PC of choice, unrestrained by anything so prosaic as a budget. etc.), I needed a virtual stopgap to feed the “new PC” desire.Īnd dare I say it, kinda addictively fun to be able to simulate build after build in a compressed amount of time. While mulling on plan B (buying parts in a face to face setting is now much more inconvenient – do I trust delivery options to not damage stuff in transit / wherever am I going to put a new computer case when prior room renovation plans are hold / which month can I take the leap on this for best financial management in a pandemic situation, etc. Prior plans for new computer replacement in real life are now overdue, thanks to the current pandemic climate we find ourselves in. Finally caught PC Building Simulator going for 50% off on Steam the other day.Ĭonsidering that I was lusting after it during the Summer sale and still stingy not to bite at 40% then, I decided the threshold of 50% was sufficient for something I really wanted to play.
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