Thought this would be a good idea to share what each of us are currently working on. I run out of motivation pretty quick and if you're anything like me, then it'd be a similar problem for you too. In this thread, we share what we are working on and hopefully, encourage (or discourage) each other. Be it losing weight, building a fence - you name it. I finished composing a song called, [url=http://soundcloud.com/fend_oblivion/dance-of-clementine]Dance of Clementine[/url]. I'm now working on some more new tunes. I'm also getting prepared for Onam celebrations tomorrow :)

[QUOTE="2ndWonder"]Still working on improving my pc. I haven't spent a ton on it, like most people think about people who are into pc gaming :P So far just $420 something. Handles everything I've thrown at it, skyrim, saints row, sleeping dogs. But outside of this don't really have time to do other things. I'm busy looking after my friend's mom because her health isn't great (currently staying with that friend), or trying to be close to my mom, her health isn't so good either. [/QUOTE] I spent just Rs.10k for my brother's rig and it's pretty decent even though it has crappy integrated graphics. This is coming from a guy who has an HD 5850 in his rig :P It's depressing to know the health of both your mom and your friend's mom aren't too good. I wish them both a speedy recovery :(

[QUOTE="2ndWonder"] Is he going to upgrade? If he wants to go cheap, you can go the 6670 route, which is under $100. if he's really hard pressed for cash, he go could the 4870 or even the 3870. Which I've been looking at a 3870 for another cheap build. I see that it [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N57w_sMeMrg]can run skyrim on ultra, with 40 fps.[/url] I'm sure that 5850 is serving your needs, although you probably want something newer now. :P And thanks. Sorry I didn't get to this sooner. [/QUOTE] I was thinking of getting him a 7750 but the prices here in India are really wonky. A 7750 here is priced the same as a 6850 (!). That TDP is pretty amazing and anything that can help cut the electricity bills here is a huge plus (there is no need to upgrade the PSU either). I can't think of a better card for gaming at 720p. As for my build, I have my eyes on the 8xxx series coming out in 2013 :D Thanks for the heads up about the 4870 and 3870. This will prove useful for a friend of mine who wanted to upgrade :)