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I think you don't get how that future proofing really works. It is not that much about performance. 1. It's about features/capability that games depend on. Since Xbox One/PS4 gen consoles, it is close to console capability. Buying PS6 capability is way to get gaming PC that lasts over 7 years after PS6 is released, until PS7 games are out. 2. It's about power usage. More watts mean more heat, more cooling, more noise... and lower lifespan. If electronics use less watts, they usually lasts longer. And noisy air heater called "PC" does irritate that much. 3. It's about compatibility. Expect that Microsoft is messing with Windows, requiring TPM 3.0, secure boot 5.0 and other non-sense to forcing you to buy new computer without good reason. While games are increasingly compatible with Linux+Steam, it is good idea to have hardware compatible with some free Debian without any hassle to use it until smoke comes out. We don't know yet next gen console specs, need to wait two years until they are out so if someone is buying gaming PC near future, best option would be to optimize idle watts. Like having 750W PSU and target peak watts at most around half of that. nVidia is lost their mojo. Rumors tell that their 16Gb VRAM GPUs use 300W at minimum, so better option is to choose mid range AMD RX 8000 around 250W that are coming soon, with more raytrace capability than lower end models. And for CPU something like Ryzen 7 9700X. PCI express 4.0 NVMe is enough and runs cooler than 5.0. There is very good change that this kind of computer is good for gaming over ten years.

This is my first PC build ever. Going with a 7600x CPU and 7900 xt GPU. Just wanna put as much into the GPU as possible at the moment and get the build built. Then I think I'll get a 9800x3d when prices drop to help with 1 percent lows and with CPU heavy games which I do play

Its business making 7800X3d and 9800X3d for the same socket and for different prices is waste of money for them, so from business point it's smart move. For us it's losing ability to chose.

Waiting for another sub-75W low profile GPU to replace my rtx 3050. But by that point, APUs might be good enough to make that tier of GPUs redundant.

I knew that this would happen and that's why I dug in with an R7-5800X3D and an RX 7900 XTX. Speaking of which, you say that only nVidia is high-end... so what do you consider my RX 7900 XTX to be, mid-range? That was just a stupid thing to say.

Or, maybe they expected big demand for the 9800X3D, so they fabricated as many as they could, and had no more room in production for 7800X3Ds. Even then, they didn't make enough, it seems, as the 9800X3Ds are sold out.

Well lets not forget steam black sales and other digital game store fronts.

😂 brack friday

I just like game sales around this time of year lol But yeah Black Friday is quite interesting with the way companies can get away with price increases

Don't noirmally comment on youtube, but this is some spot on analysis, and also a great insight into late-stage capitalism. You deserve a far higher subscriber count.

see, when I was building my new PC a few months ago, I just went for the 7950X3D. The 7800X3D wasn't good enough to pay $50 ($100 by time I was ordering parts) more for, and it was only marginally better - sometimes. There are corner cases where the performance delta was wider than marginal, but that's mostly games taking up non-3D cache'd cores - Which doesn't happen often and can be manually tweaked. plus I see use out of having more, faster cores. running a MC server on a windows VM, while playing any game I own over 100fps, and steaming videos without any noticeable impact. I do just enough CPU intensive tasks and own enough CPU dependent games to make it worth while (ignoring the price difference). I now have both at my disposal, as I built my gf a PC not long after, and got it cheap in a mobo/CPU combo sale. The difference wasn't noticeable between the two. Both running Radeon 7900 XT's with 32GB of DDR5 6400. My load times are worse, but that's because I had to put off getting two 4TB SSDs to replace my 8TB HDD to get her PC together.

I don't think the AMD Graphics Cards are so bad that there is only Nvidia as an option, it's juts that people only think of Nvidia because they've been so dominant for so long. But I can get an AMD RX 7800 XT for the price of an RTX 4060 Ti, which means I get more performance for the same money if I simply go with AMD on the GPU.

Wrong The new 9x3d are overclockable Expect massive frame rate improvement Your a fuckwit

Can we get a tier list for AMD 7000 series GPU . I built my first gaming pc with 7800x3d ( when it was $330 ,i got lucky ) 32gb corsair ram, 7900 GRE but i might get the 7900XTX !

I would love to see a market of arming your own laptop like we have on desktop

Is a RTX3060 (130W) gaming laptop worth 600€? Or should I buy something else?

got a decent intel 11th i3 laptop for gaming, saw one with a ryzen ans 4070 laptop for $760 at microcenter

dude this is actually a very good video, thanks! also olleds due have the burn in problem which in laptops is a bigger issue than you might think. i would prefer to go for a normal ips panel personally

Already Bought one. Clevo PE60rne-g i9 13900h RTX4070 140w 32gb ram 5200mhz 5TB m.2 2560x1600 240hz Metal build.

In Austria the CPU isn't that bad. It depends which platform or CPU you currently have. One could get a 14600K for 210 bucks or 7600 for even less. They are both great gaming CPUs for less than half the price of the X3D, but offer around 80% the performance. For productivity tasks the i5 is miles ahead anyway.

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Its very good bro

If they're not putting these stupid prices back to normal on black friday, they aint getting my money. I was ready to buy full new system but they can suck it with these prices, g7fo..

you are weird. they did not stopped. Demand is outstripping the supply.

Master of the supply chain

You're giving examples of numbers you're making up while making assumptions about billion dollar corporations and the CEO cycle when you know NOTHING about them all to support your notions in order to feel like a fart smeller er I mean a smart feller because your life is a waste of space and time. Maybe you can hop into the REtardis and jaunt back and tell your younger self to BE A MAN in the words of Ron Swanson.

Well if they are stopping 7800x3d they better not ever go out of stock on 9800x3d

this will piss off the DIY diehards, but i loved my Dell Inspiron 7567 (gave it to a friend) and my current Zephyrus G15 that I've had for 3 years <3 nonetheless, excellent video! :D

why that XD 7600x run fine

Good video, what game is this my friend? Looks good.

Your video has too much animation.

I'm just waiting for Zen 6 X3D i'm skipping Zen 5 entirely. I don't really need it.

These things launched 1.5 years ago and still cost the same and even more

got my 7800X3D last december, i'm throwing at it game after game and it didn't flinch for a sec, the hours spent watching benchmarks and researching paid off

am4 is still banging, ima go for 5700x3d and sleep in peace

I got a 7800X3D for $239.99. 😂

I hate that shit. We used to get last gen stuff at a discount and this time they deplete the market so they everyone who wants to upgrade is forced to go next gen.

Money

Its around $430-$450 in my country. And i have a plan to upgrade/purchase a new PC, is a good price?

buy used with bent pins, fix pins, game

I am considering buy new pc from the scratch. 7800X3D 4070Super and b650 combination that i will use however, in my country, turkey, 7800x3d is almost out of stock. you can buy a few from the black market. There is trustworthy company still selling cpu. I am think that i should buy without waiting the discount. Should I wait the release the 9800x3d for buying 7800x3d or buy immediately? ps: 7800x3d price in turkey almost 600 usd

completely correct, most AAA games nowadays are just graphics so dont bother playing them at low settings. Wait a year after they are out and all the bugs are fixed. Only problem is....the only thing that is expensive nowadays is graphics cards, even monitors and nvmes are cheaper.

Playing games at 90 FPS and then going to a game that runs at 244hz. I can't even tell there was a difference if it was not for a frame counter telling me.

High fps doesnt matter for single-player games. You just need around ~90-100fps to have a "smooth" experience. Of course, the more, the better. And it pretty much doesn't matter at all for some more chill games like Elden Ring where the game itself is capped at 60fps anyways. Would recommend playing Lies of P and checking out that buttery smooth higher framerate though lol.

i was sitting on a i7 930 and GTX 650 for a while when i first started being able to play devil may cry V at the crunchiest of settings wasnt great on the eyes but it was enough so i could play since then i got a 1050 to 1650 to 1070 and now i have a comfortable ryzen 5 5600 and a 4060 and feel perfectly fine with my setup for another year or 2 and even then i'll probably just replace the 4060 for a better GPU mostly because i dont wanna build another pc for till that long of a time has passed

Nice video, subbed. Hades is pronounced Hay-dees btw mate.

There is what the hype says you need and then there is what you actually need. Nothing wrong with playing Cyberpunk at a locked 100fps at 1440p Medium without RT on a $1000 build with a $230 monitor. It is a super smooth experience with my 5700X3D. Ultra high framerates are overrated. Consistency is far better than having a wildly fluctuating framerate. Having more detail makes it easier to make hits in a competitive shooter. You see the enemy sooner. I'll never go back to 1080p. But I have also tried 4k and I just don't think it is worth it. Maybe in 5 years it will be the sweet spot just like 1440p is right now. And then I'll upgrade to 4k. It is not worth going into debt for a gaming PC. And I suspect that a lot of younger people building premium PCs today, in the middle of a recession, are buying their PC on high interest rate credit. This is a terrible purchasing decision.