Gamers Nexus: "Our PC builds have been getting progressively better in spite of the recent announcement that Hard Drives will remain expensive; this build is spec'd out to steamroll the upcoming Star Wars: The Old Republic MMO at an impressive build price of $430. With its 6850 and 8GB of memory (and a reasonable 3.2GHz X3), this system can effortlessly handle SWTOR, will handle Skyrim on very high or ultra quite capably (granted, these graphics mods change that), and can even play Battlefield 3 without too many problems -- you'll probably be running BF3 on high or a hybrid of medium/high."
EA is nearing an agreement to move the ongoing development and operation of MMORPG Star Wars: The Old Republic from BioWare to third-party studio Broadsword Online Games, IGN has learned. The move is intended to allow BioWare to focus on Mass Effect and Dragon Age.
A new update for Star Wars: The Old Republic is coming out on PC and the patch notes provide us with an in-depth look at all the new changes.
I loved this game and have played since launch but don't let this article fool you, this game is a step above life support. While they are still technically updating the game, the updates are few and far between and there is a significant lack of quality control, so many little bugs that have been present for years.
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We also did a $717 variant for those with some extra cash, themed as a Jedi build. The $430 build uses components that fit the 'Sith' theme.
why do these build your own pc articles always have to say "that plays it all!!!" when they don't. they might play it all, but not at very high quality. my laptop can "play" it all, but its not something i want to do.
The minimum specs for SWTOR are pretty low, I'm sure most computers can play it.
This website always does these builds...and everytime they use the same CPU lol..that CPU isn't that good first of all.
The graphics card is "ehh" it looks good, but look at the specs in detail and it's cheap for a reason.
The RAM is again, "ehh" because it runs at only 1333MHz, which isn't bad, but for a gaming PC, it's going to slow you down, especially for multi tasking.
I don't want to sound like a jerk, but at the same time this PC isn't going to run as well as they make it seem like. It is a very good budget PC, but not as good as it's worded.
Also doesn't include costs for OS which is usually $80 right now for Windows 64-Bit
Nice build for the money. I'd drop some extra money for an 1155 mobo & an i3 2100 instead, personally, but this will perform fine in most games.