decision.

A-10Warthog · 09-19-2007, 11:33 PM

okay. im stuck and dont know what to do. i still havent built my computer yet. and as much as i need one, i really want to build a 125cc go kart (capable of speeds 120+mph) with a 5 speed tranny. but heres where i cant decide. i love love speed and anything to do with engines, and since i drive a truck i cant really race, and thats wat the kart would be for. but then my clans moving to cod4 so i want/need a new gaming rig for dx10 and whatnot (i couldent run cod4 with this prolly) and i cant get both (i think) because its my 2000USD and its either going all to one or the other. can i get some opinions on this to help me come to my decision?

Ironcomatose · 09-19-2007, 11:39 PM

Well im to young to drive and live in New York City so a go kart doesnt appeal to me at all. I would go with the PC, you get to have fun in the safety of your home!!

and you can always buy a go kart game.

Garabaldi · 09-19-2007, 11:41 PM

Get whichever you'll enjoy more and get more fun out us. We can't really decide that for you.

Randleman5102 · 09-19-2007, 11:41 PM

the red ahhhhh it burns

OkitaMakoto · 09-19-2007, 11:42 PM

honestly, a PC sounds like a better option, but thats just cuz i never saw much worth in getting cars and gokarts, etc.

Computers are the way of the future and more and more things not only require one, but they tend to require a somewhat beefy one at that.

In the end though, its your money. i know sometimes when Im trying to decide, I ask someone their opinion, and say they say option "B" and i disagree, or find fault in their suggestion, I take it to mean that i was already set on "A" before I asked... make any sense?

So if you thought me suggesting a PC was a good idea, In my thought process, that means get a PC cuz is what you are really wanting. but if you were like "Yeah yeah, but go kart man..." then You might subconsciously want a go kart...

Think about it, and I hope you make the "right" choice.

Okita

Swe_Olsson · 09-19-2007, 11:44 PM

i bought my self a new computer earlier this month, but its not a high performance which im able to play games with. the decision is quiet hard to make because, once u buy that computer within 2-3 years ur gonna have to upgrade it

which im sure is not a problem but still. Gocart will go on, untill it breaks down its gonna cost alot of money to maintain... I say

i say GO for the Computer !

A-10Warthog · 09-20-2007, 12:56 AM

well now, you guys have made some good points. but i really love cars and whatnot wayyyy more than computers. but i still like games alot. i hate hard decisions...

Fenix16 · 09-20-2007, 01:16 AM

Don't know if this makes a difference to you, but its a lot easier to make money off of a computer than it is off of a go-kart.

Falkun · 09-20-2007, 03:47 AM

You need to go with what will make yourself happy and not others.

Harrod200 · 09-20-2007, 05:20 AM

Step 1 of decision making; split the number of decisions/possibilities in to pairs.
Step 2; take out a coin
Step 3; flip the coin over and over, assigning each possibiliy heads or tails
Step 4; go with the winner

Personally I dunno which I'd do either.

09-19-2007, 11:33 PM	#1
A-10Warthog Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 2,011 United States of America Location: Chicago, Illinois	decision. okay. im stuck and dont know what to do. i still havent built my computer yet. and as much as i need one, i really want to build a 125cc go kart (capable of speeds 120+mph) with a 5 speed tranny. but heres where i cant decide. i love love speed and anything to do with engines, and since i drive a truck i cant really race, and thats wat the kart would be for. but then my clans moving to cod4 so i want/need a new gaming rig for dx10 and whatnot (i couldent run cod4 with this prolly) and i cant get both (i think) because its my 2000USD and its either going all to one or the other. can i get some opinions on this to help me come to my decision?
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09-19-2007, 11:39 PM	#2
Ironcomatose Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 3,474 United States of America Location: Canton, NY	Well im to young to drive and live in New York City so a go kart doesnt appeal to me at all. I would go with the PC, you get to have fun in the safety of your home!! and you can always buy a go kart game.
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OkitaMakoto Retired PR Developer Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 9,394 United States of America Location: North Carolina Blog Entries: 1	honestly, a PC sounds like a better option, but thats just cuz i never saw much worth in getting cars and gokarts, etc. Computers are the way of the future and more and more things not only require one, but they tend to require a somewhat beefy one at that. In the end though, its your money. i know sometimes when Im trying to decide, I ask someone their opinion, and say they say option "B" and i disagree, or find fault in their suggestion, I take it to mean that i was already set on "A" before I asked... make any sense? So if you thought me suggesting a PC was a good idea, In my thought process, that means get a PC cuz is what you are really wanting. but if you were like "Yeah yeah, but go kart man..." then You might subconsciously want a go kart... Think about it, and I hope you make the "right" choice. Okita
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Swe_Olsson Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 1,005 Sweden Location: Sweden	i bought my self a new computer earlier this month, but its not a high performance which im able to play games with. the decision is quiet hard to make because, once u buy that computer within 2-3 years ur gonna have to upgrade it which im sure is not a problem but still. Gocart will go on, untill it breaks down its gonna cost alot of money to maintain... I say i say GO for the Computer !

09-20-2007, 12:56 AM	#7
A-10Warthog Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 2,011 United States of America Location: Chicago, Illinois	well now, you guys have made some good points. but i really love cars and whatnot wayyyy more than computers. but i still like games alot. i hate hard decisions...
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Fenix16 Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 388	Don't know if this makes a difference to you, but its a lot easier to make money off of a computer than it is off of a go-kart.
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Falkun Retired PR Developer Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 1,209 United States of America	You need to go with what will make yourself happy and not others.
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