Building a pc

[hugo2031]

So yea...i want to build a pc
Budget: 500$
A pc that can run crossfire at 200 FPS
Help?

[jjmyosin]

Do you have a pc currently? Any parts you could salvage?
I'm curious as to why you want to be running crossfire at 200fps... bragging rights? What monitor do you have?

[hugo2031]

Do you have a pc currently? Any parts you could salvage?
I'm curious as to why you want to be running crossfire at 200fps... bragging rights? What monitor do you have?

I have nothing that i can save from my old computter.
It's a laptop and it sucks.

[3kc]

This is wishful thinking.

[Aborted]

Anything beyond about 80 FPS doesn't make a single difference.

[HeroicXPharaoh]

The human eye can only see 60 FPS, anything beyond it won't be noticeable

[shawnlane]

I've never been able to get satisfactory results with $600 rigs. That's just me personally.

[jjmyosin]

I have nothing that i can save from my old computter.
It's a laptop and it sucks.

That's gonna be really tough then.. I'd definitely recommend saving up some more in order to build a higher end computer that will last you longer and run games you may want to play in the future.

This is wishful thinking.

^, yeah. it kinda is x.x

Anything beyond about 80 FPS doesn't make a single difference.

That's incorrect. I know a ton of people who will know the difference when playing FPS games at 60 fps and at 120fps. Heck, some people can tell the difference between 200fps and lower fps numbers.

The human eye can only see 60 FPS, anything beyond it won't be noticeable

Wrong, the human eye can see more than 60fps.

I've never been able to get satisfactory results with $600 rigs. That's just me personally.

Definitely with you on that one. It'll be satisfactory but only for a while. It won't last in the long run which is why i've recommended the OP to save more money.

[The amazing]

what is stuff are you looking for do you need OS monitor etc?

if you tell me i will try and make you a good build