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PC Building Simulator 2 Gets New Major Update 1.2
PC Building Simulator 2 is the best way for those interested in the world of computers to delve into it further without having to cry about spending quite a bit buying them in real life. Today, Spiral House launches the next major update for avid fans. Last December, they launched their first major update bringing about the latest AMD processors, the fastest NVIDIA GPUs and Intel’s newest desktop processor.
The new major update brings in two new partnership deals, which will bring in brand-new parts for fans to play around with.
PNY Technologies, which is more commonly known as just PNY, is an American manufacturer based in New Jersey. PNY has a rich history of working with memory and as an NVIDIA GPU board partner. This update will introduce the 40 series and 30 series graphic cards among some performance memory and high-speed SSDs.
Steiger Dynamics is the industry-leading manufacturer of high-end Home Theater PC (HTPC). Their entry into PC Building Simulator 2 comes with a whole lot of new ways to create custom computers.
The update also comes with a brand-new feature for fans to customize. Fans can now have a more flashy loadout with the new custom cables, bringing about their own flair to their high-end builds. They will be able to customize each cable sleeve’s colour and material as with popular real-world options. (YAY for more customization!)
And of course, the update brings about over 20 brand-new components which include DDR5 RAM, new motherboards, and GPUs. Below is a full list compiled of all the brand-new components coming in with the update.
The update also comes with a lot of bug fixes so be sure to stay up to date!
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