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System Name | KOV |
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Processor | AMD 5900x |
Motherboard | Asus Crosshair Hero VIII |
Cooling | H100i iCUE link LCD liquid cooler |
Memory | Corsair 3600kHz 64GB |
Video Card(s) | RX 7900XT |
Storage | Samsung 970 evo 500gb, Corsair 500gb ssd, 500GB 840 pro & 1TB samsung 980pro. M2.SSD 990 pro 1TB |
Display(s) | ASUS TUF Gaming VG32VQ1B 165mhz, Dell S2721DGFA 27 Inch QHD 165mhz |
Case | Corsair 4000D with new ICUE link installed |
Audio Device(s) | ON Board and Hyper X cloud flight wireless headset and Bose speakers |
Power Supply | RM850x Corsair shift |
Mouse | Logitech G502x plus lightspeed or Logitech MX vertical |
Keyboard | Logitech G915 TKL lightspeed and G13 gamepad |
Software | windows 11 |
Right I have bought the customPC magazine since 2006 and this is what prices were like here in the UK for PC parts and showing you why it is so easy to upgrade now.
Artic pro 7 CPU cooler for a pentuim 4 £20.00 and now for a Duo2Core they are £11.95
Connect 3D Radeon X1800XT GFX card £217 and now for a XFX 8800GTS 512mb you can get them for £150
Corsair PC6400C4 1MB you paid £90 and now you can get them for £35
AMD atlon 64 AM2 3500 for £150 and for that now you can get a Q6600 quad core or a E8400 for the same price.
All I am trying to say is how much PC parts have come down in price or stayed the same price for 3 years
It so much easier now to upgrade.
Artic pro 7 CPU cooler for a pentuim 4 £20.00 and now for a Duo2Core they are £11.95
Connect 3D Radeon X1800XT GFX card £217 and now for a XFX 8800GTS 512mb you can get them for £150
Corsair PC6400C4 1MB you paid £90 and now you can get them for £35
AMD atlon 64 AM2 3500 for £150 and for that now you can get a Q6600 quad core or a E8400 for the same price.
All I am trying to say is how much PC parts have come down in price or stayed the same price for 3 years
It so much easier now to upgrade.