A PS4.

Wait a few more weeks for the budget Polaris GPU.

>>339339947
I already have it on PS4 but I want to get into PC and steam but still want to be able to play SFV

>>339340115
Does your PS4 suddenly vanish when you buy a PC?

>>339340189
might as well until FFXV arrives

>>339339653
>Intel Core i3-4130T or AMD FX-8350
>Any socket LGA 1150 or AM3/AM3+ ATX motherboard with overclocking support
>8 GB DDR3 1600
>NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 or AMD Radeon R9 380
>Windows 7 x64 or Windows 10 x64 license

Congratulations, you can now Street Fighter.

>>339340412
It's always better to go a good tad above minimum requirements.

>>339339653
How much do you have to spend? Knowing that's important.

>>339340189
>>339340264
PS4 is in the living room on a 60" and moving it to my room at night to play on a 32" is way too much of a hassle. I wouldn't want to buy another PS4

>>339340502
In my defense, he did say "budget PC." I'm not going to ask him to throw more money at an i5-4690K or an i7-4790K unless I know he's willing to drop some serious coin on a processor.

>>339340115
Then you shouldn't be building a budget toaster that is only built with one game in mind.

If you actually want to get into PC gaming, expect to spend a good 600-700 as the bare minimum. Also there's no cross-buy for SFV, so you'll need to buy it again, plus the grind for fight money/real money to buy DLC characters.

>>339340502
$500
$600 if I wait until next Monday

>>339340652
Isn't that what the PSTV is for? Like you can stream games through it I think.

>>339340727
To tell you the truth, I have no idea how reliable a computer you can get for cheap.

http://www.pcgamer.com/pc-build-guide-budget-gaming-pc/

PC Gamer sometimes goes for meme as fuck parts probably because they get their ass paid for it, but this build is probably alright. It goes for a tad above $700 though.