Pemalite said:
Cerebralbore101 said:
Sounds like something that cost you $3000 USD to build initially. Of course you'll be able to slap a next gen card in it and beat a Series X. Hell, I bet the CPU + custom water cooling was a grand by itself. Or did you get this overclock with an AIO?
Didn't Radeon 580 launch in 2017 though?
Hasn't suffered from such extreme overclocking yet? So are you saying you won the RNG CPU lottery with this one?
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It did cost a penny to build. It was a workstation class rig obviously, fact is... It's going to last 3x console generations at this rate. I originally did have 64GB of DDR3 1600Mhz DRAM, but half the capacity but faster sticks gave better performance. - 32GB of DDR3 1866Mhz was cheap as shit back then too, cheaper than DDR4 today.
The waterloop is custom. You are right that was probably closer to $1000 all told, but a AIO would have achieved similar results.
And I have upgraded the GPU, stated that.
Nope. Hasn't suffered from electromigration yet, I got a low voltage on that overclock verses people with different steppings, won the silicon lottery.
And remember... That PC hasn't had to pay for 3x console generations of online, had to buy 3x console generations of accessories, had to rebuy re-released/remastered/enhanced games, that kinda' erodes the costs.
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Only around 1/3rd of PS4 users pay for online. I've owned almost every system since Atari. The only time I had to spend money on accessories was my Switch Pro controller, and $10 for PS1/2 Memory cards.
I have rebought a lot of Switch games that were on Wii U. But that was my own personal choice. My Wii U still runs fine. Otherwise money spend on remasters and rereleases might account for 2-3 games tops.
I think you've droped around 4k USD into the thing overall. It's basically started out as an extremist/monsterous level build on the logicalincrements.com chart.
Finally, most CPUs would have died by now.
But it's still pretty awesome and hilarious that the thing is still running to this day, and will be able to beat a series X with a $700 USD GPU upgrade!
Also, in response to what you said way earlier...
The used games market is just as cheap as PC if not slightly cheaper. But we've been over that plenty of times before.