I'm still in debate as to buy all new PC parts.
I love building my own system, but I guess I've fallen out of love with the PC shtick of rebuilding every 2-3 years like I used to growing up. (I feel you Browns, Bills, Dolphins, Chiefs, Raiders,.... And so on fans)
I don't game on it anywhere like what I used to, so that's the big, "is it really worth it" question for me. I know I'll like it, I love new tech, but yea. I'm very happy on my PS3/Vita for most games, has to be real PC driven game for me to care to get it on there, or sometimes just games I overlooked when they released.
Having just spent 4800 on a new furnace, there is a little less money overflowing my pockets, and I'm stingy while I try to save for mid term goals (build a new house within next 10 years). At the same time I just have so many expensive hobbies, lol.
/appropriate use first world problems meme?
I'll probably end up doing it cause I can't stop looking and building on paper. Once I'm at that point I have a real tough time turning that off. But I've managed to stop myself the last 3 days from driving to the nearest microcenter