Alby_da_Wolf on 21 July 2015
The biggest problem in building a PC this year is that AMD is late with its next gen CPUs and APUs and adopting DDR4, so lack of competiition is slowing the arrival of cheaper but more future-proof machines in the high-end and gaming segments. AMD GPU are going to be fine soon with the new HBM tech, but currently it's still expensive and at the beginning of its life, this, coupled with AMD aforementioned delay on CPUs and RAM support, will delay the moment when we'll have again competitively priced systems in the high-end.
