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CyberPowerPC Gamer Master Mid-Tower Gaming Desktop (GMA5400BSTV9, 2023 model) on sale for
$899.99.
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Product Details:
- AMD Ryzen 7 5700 8-Core / 16 Thread 3.7 GHz base / 4.6 GHz Boost Processor
- 16GB (2x 8GB) DDR4 RAM (max 128GB supported)
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8GB GDDR6 Graphics Card
- 2TB NVMe Solid State Drive
- 802.11ac WiFi 5
- Windows 11 Home
- 600-Watt Power Supply
- Mid-tower case
- Gaming keyboard and mouse included
- Customizable case lighting
- 7.1-channel High Definition audio
- Ports:
- 6x USB 3.1 Type A
- 2x USB 2.0 Type A
- 1x HDMI
- 2x DisplayPort
- 1x Gigabit Ethernet
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The DDR5 v. DDR4 will more than likely outlast the gap between the 4060Ti and 4060. That 20% GPU gap maybe gives you an extra year depending on game use. Maybe.
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The DDR5 v. DDR4 will more than likely outlast the gap between the 4060Ti and 4060. That 20% GPU gap maybe gives you an extra year depending on game use. Maybe.
DDR5 isn't drastic in my experience. I was able to go from a 12900k/Z690/32GB DDR4 @ 3600 CL14 to a 13700K/Z790/32GB DDR5 @ 6400 CL32 and saw gains of about 5 percent. That's also including a SLIGHTLY better processor in the 13700k. All other components including the GPU stayed the same. Most people should go for the 4060 Ti PC if you ask me.
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It's why I pose the question regarding the GPU itself. Are people buying a 4060 Ti (or even a 4070) because they need it? Or will it be overkill. Most people end up buying things far beyond what they actually need.
Mostly due to not having enough time, the most intensive game I play is Fortnite (which has admittedly advanced a lot in graphics and GPU needs over the last couple of years). There is a high likelihood I won't see a major difference between these two setups as my current setup is a B450M ASRock MB (questionable purchase, admittedly), Ryzen 5 3600, 48 GB of DDR4, and an RTX 2070. It all works absolutely fine, but I'd still like to amp it up some with the Ti or 4070.
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It's why I pose the question regarding the GPU itself. Are people buying a 4060 Ti (or even a 4070) because they need it? Or will it be overkill. Most people end up buying things far beyond what they actually need.
Mostly due to not having enough time, the most intensive game I play is Fortnite (which has admittedly advanced a lot in graphics and GPU needs over the last couple of years). There is a high likelihood I won't see a major difference between these two setups as my current setup is a B450M ASRock MB (questionable purchase, admittedly), Ryzen 5 3600, 48 GB of DDR4, and an RTX 2070. It all works absolutely fine, but I'd still like to amp it up some with the Ti or 4070.
I do push it. I do 4k@120hz and play games like Alan Wake 2, Cyberpunk, etc this is with a 4090. I get what you are saying, and DDR5 does have more bandwidth, but it's not as big of a jump as many think it is.
And most people who make the jump from a DDR4 platform to a DDR5 platform also upgrade their CPUs by a far larger amount. Since I went from a 12900k to a 13700k, which are nearly identical, I was able to see just how little DDR5 actually increases frames.
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And most people who make the jump from a DDR4 platform to a DDR5 platform also upgrade their CPUs by a far larger amount.
The DDR5 v. DDR4 will more than likely outlast the gap between the 4060Ti and 4060. That 20% GPU gap maybe gives you an extra year depending on game use. Maybe.
am5 and intel 13th and newer require it it's as simple as that
the whole debacle of ddr4 is due to am4 being so good and intel 14-10nm nodes being so bad that intel needed ways to find improvements so they sought it in numbers from ram speed; ryzen didn't care because they were usually locked to 3200mt/s until faster ones came out and more manufacturers started accepting it but it still didn't affect much
your argument would were valid if you were doing a single ram single channel ddr5 then it would kick ddr4 only if it was single channel itself
The DDR5 v. DDR4 will more than likely outlast the gap between the 4060Ti and 4060. That 20% GPU gap maybe gives you an extra year depending on game use. Maybe.
am5 and intel 13th and newer require it it's as simple as that
the whole debacle of ddr4 is due to am4 being so good and intel 14-10nm nodes being so bad that intel needed ways to find improvements so they sought it in numbers from ram speed; ryzen didn't care because they were usually locked to 3200mt/s until faster ones came out and more manufacturers started accepting it but it still didn't affect much
your argument would were valid if you were doing a single ram single channel ddr5 then it would kick ddr4 only if it was single channel itself
I'm not so sure about buying into 8GB video memory anymore.
It could also go for a smaller chassis methinks. So much empty space.
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