popular Posted by Dr.W • 4d ago
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popular Posted by Dr.W • 4d ago
Jun 14, 2025 6:54 AM
Skytech King 95 Gaming PC: Ryzen 9 9900X, 7900XTX, 4TB SSD, 32GB DDR5 $2187.69
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And I get it, I'm a cheap person. I'm more than happy with my self-built rig that cost less than $800.
But $2200 just seems so far past the point of diminishing returns.
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And I get it, I'm a cheap person. I'm more than happy with my self-built rig that cost less than $800.
But $2200 just seems so far past the point of diminishing returns.
Like the other person said, where are you getting a 7900 xtx for under $800. I have almost the same build with an 7800x3d and (2) 2 TB ssd's and it cost me about 3k self-built in 2023. This is cheaper and comes pre-built. The price is good, my only thing keeping me back if i needed a new machine would be i dont really like dealling with liquid cooling.
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I love AMD cards as of late, but at this price point I would want an Nvidia card. The 4080 super is around the cost of this card and does RT much better, for me that would be a must have option for any card around this price point. If all you care about is raw ass fps, this aint too bad.
I love AMD cards as of late, but at this price point I would want an Nvidia card. The 4080 super is around the cost of this card and does RT much better, for me that would be a must have option for any card around this price point. If all you care about is raw ass fps, this aint too bad.
Weird comment. Compatibility issues aren't too much of a thing anymore. It's so straight forward that it would be hard to mess up. For example, if you buy an an AM5 mobo, get an AM5 chip and cooler lol. It might take 10 minutes to figure out the ram compatible with it at most. If you don't know your PSU size, there are calculators for it. It's not hard lol. Takes like 2-3 hours to put one together on a first build.
And I get it, I'm a cheap person. I'm more than happy with my self-built rig that cost less than $800.
But $2200 just seems so far past the point of diminishing returns.
You ain't getting a good gaming with $800. A top of the line motherboard costs $600 plus. The CPU $300-600 and the GPU $300-3000 plus you need 32GB minimum of ram and 2-4 TB of memory to download games. The power supply 850W-1000.
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