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I havent bought a pc in like seven years and it's been overwhelming searching for the right one. I am setting up my study to be my man cave and I want to build everything else around. It will be almost exclusively for gaming on 32 inch curved oled and watching content via hdmi to 65-75" 4k oled tv (maybe some gaming with gamepad on tv) is a 5090 build worth the extra money over a 5080 or 5070ti build? And with this deal in particular would a 9800x3d with 5080 close the gap a bit vs this 7800x3d or is there just no getting close to a 5090 build? Anyone think waiting a few months for Black friday deals would make a difference? Trying to figure out where the money would be best spent- GPU, cpu, monitor, because people always comment "it's better to save on this and get a better that" sort of deal. Figured the value lovers on SD would be the best to ask.
I havent bought a pc in like seven years and it's been overwhelming searching for the right one. I am setting up my study to be my man cave and I want to build everything else around. It will be almost exclusively for gaming on 32 inch curved oled and watching content via hdmi to 65-75" 4k oled tv (maybe some gaming with gamepad on tv) is a 5090 build worth the extra money over a 5080 or 5070ti build? And with this deal in particular would a 9800x3d with 5080 close the gap a bit vs this 7800x3d or is there just no getting close to a 5090 build? Anyone think waiting a few months for Black friday deals would make a difference? Trying to figure out where the money would be best spent- GPU, cpu, monitor, because people always comment "it's better to save on this and get a better that" sort of deal. Figured the value lovers on SD would be the best to ask.
I would wait since the Super cards are expected to release really soon. That is going to drop some of the prices for the TI series. Also, I think a solid 5080 would do the trick. Is the 32 inch 1440p or 4k?
I would wait since the Super cards are expected to release really soon. That is going to drop some of the prices for the TI series. Also, I think a solid 5080 would do the trick. Is the 32 inch 1440p or 4k?
IMHO I think that would be fine. So many internet warriors out there lol. Just find what the budget fits your build. Many folks have way aggressive systems and still have 4GB Vram free and 32RAM free lol
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I havent bought a pc in like seven years and it's been overwhelming searching for the right one. I am setting up my study to be my man cave and I want to build everything else around. It will be almost exclusively for gaming on 32 inch curved oled and watching content via hdmi to 65-75" 4k oled tv (maybe some gaming with gamepad on tv) is a 5090 build worth the extra money over a 5080 or 5070ti build? And with this deal in particular would a 9800x3d with 5080 close the gap a bit vs this 7800x3d or is there just no getting close to a 5090 build? Anyone think waiting a few months for Black friday deals would make a difference? Trying to figure out where the money would be best spent- GPU, cpu, monitor, because people always comment "it's better to save on this and get a better that" sort of deal. Figured the value lovers on SD would be the best to ask.
5070ti has the best money/quality ratio. I would spend rest of the money for other components or for an ergonomic chair etc
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