JRPGfan said:
A ryzen 5 3600 does ~19,062
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So it would be 2.4% better than a 2700X, which is $217 right now on Amazon. Or around 8% better than a 3600. (According to these benchmarks that is. Real life scenarios could be very different.) IMO a 2600X is entry level, and anything worse than that is basically "WHY WOULD YOU BUILD A PC WITH THIS????" quality. On the GPU side, I would consider anything below a 1650S to be a bad GPU (At least if you bought it right now. IMO 580 8GB VRAM was good a year ago.)
Anyway that puts the 4800H right around the upper midrange territory by today's standards in my opinion. By the time late 2020 rolls around that could be mid range. Or not. I don't know everything about CPUs yet. Anyway, it kind of worries me. I don't want a repeat of the base model PS4 and XB1, which launched as mid range machines.
Edit: Again, this is if you built a brand PC with these parts today. IMO a $500 PC build is a total waste of money, and people really should spend enough to hit at least 60 FPS 1080p on a demanding game like Witcher 3 or Cyberpunk. Somebody with a PC they put together a few years ago is different. So I'm not trying to rag on anybody's old rig here.
Last edited by Cerebralbore101 - on 08 January 2020