Jammin Jim

I'll stick with Sony if I end up getting the console. I just invested in a gaming PC so I likely won't be getting the PS5 anytime soon unless they really get me with some exclusives.

Ryzen 5 for sure, It is plenty powerful enough for any AAA title for years to come. Your graphics card is much more important. Just make sure you meet the recommended requirements for RDR2 and make sure you have enough ram. The Ryzen 5 is also the newer of the two you mentioned. See how little the difference is below: https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=AMD+Ryzen+5+2600&id=3243 https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=AMD+Ryzen+7+1700X&id=2969 Here is a build that will very comfortably play RDR2, just add a case and other extras if needed: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/yd3yXv

That sucks you are locked in. You gotta be careful. I noticed when I was on a fixed allowance on my phone, I would do the same stuff week to week and I would sometimes be running out by week 3 and other times, I would be left with GB to spare. I don't know how it works for general internet though since I was on a mobile plan.

I joined this forum awhile back but never actually "confirmed" my account. I completely forgot about it for awhile when my laptop took a turn for the worse. Finally got a desktop. To my surprise (and udder delight) Red Dead 2 is coming out for PC. Perfect timing. It feels like destiny. I completed the campaign 2 times on the PS4 before I sold it. Never played online so I really don't know how that will be but I will give it a try on PC for sure. I'm mostly new to the forum, new to PC gaming, and excited to be here. How is everyone doing?