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Thing is, I likely won’t use it to play large publisher games. Since those games don’t interest me much.

On the plus side, the gaming experience will be much improved.

There only reason I have no urge to upgrade to a new pc is because none of the games is play right now needs high spec...

Actually I am only playing an idle clicker game while I write...

Numbers go Brrrrrrrh~

You actually found a GPU in this crazy market?

Same, and some of these games shouldn’t even require as much. There are some large publisher games that runs with no trouble at all on my current computer.

It means they’re not prioritizing performance. Either way, it doesn’t matter. Most games I am interested in are mid to below.

Yeah, call me surprised.

I remember buying the most expensive thing I could find the start of in 2020.

As along as games still have to be tied down to the max ability of consoles it think I will be ok for a while to go.

Even the Intel battle mage gpus are sold out. I was surprised about that

Be-careful when buying. Just because its priced high doesn’t mean it would be that good for gaming.

I had to cancel my previous order, since it would be far below what is acceptable.

And just after, I found just what I needed.

Originally I was gonna pay like $360 per month for five months.

Instead, the much better PC I paid $1k out of pocket, and paying the other half over the year at about $105 a month. Much better deal and it was priced around the same point.

What are the basic stats on it (and is that USD?)

SkytechGaming

Ryzen 7

4.7 GHZ, should go up to like 5.2.

AM5

Processor Count 8

MSC 32 GB

4 Memory Slots

RMI 32 GB

RMT DDR5

RMMS 32 GB

Processor Band AMD

9800X3D

Video Processor AMD

Memory SPD 6000 MHZ

Ram Type DDR5 RAM

Memory Clock SPD 6000 MHZ

Graphics Dedicated

Graphics Processor 7800XT

Graphics Card RAM 16 GB

Graphics RAM Type GDDR6

Graphics Card Interface PCI Express

Resolution 1440p Quad HD

Cooling Method Liquid, 360