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TheAmorphous t1_j8dporb wrote

I'm older. Back in the 90s building PCs was expensive. It's almost like we're going back to that.

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FUTURE10S t1_j8e1c2p wrote

At least unlike the 90s, our PC hardware doesn't become irrelevant in 2 years. I'm only now starting to see problems using a Ryzen 3600, but I knew it was going to happen sooner or later, and it's only in specific scenarios. Waiting for the 7950X3D's benchmark before I upgrade and stick with a platform for a few years, but if the 14th gen Intel chips are the power efficiency powerhouse rumours say, I might just skip AMD altogether.

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SoWereDoingThis t1_j8e3s6f wrote

Why not the ryzen 5800x3d for a lot less initial investment by staying with AM4?

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FUTURE10S t1_j8fdjyl wrote

8 physical cores isn't enough, I need at least 12.

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Stone-Baked t1_j8fqdqj wrote

Exactly what I did . Went from a 3600x to 5800x3d and it’s amazing!

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TheAmorphous t1_j8e42ma wrote

I'm on an old Broadwell machine and was thinking the same. Then MicroCenter kept emailing me about that $600 7900x bundle and wore me down. Can't beat that price really.

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