QUOTE(loserguy @ Jun 4 2020, 08:44 AM)
Normally, I don't go for the high end rigs. I use Linux so it makes sense to use hardware one or two generations back so that I can be sure of good hardware support.
But basically for me, choose a motherboard and upgrade until I cannot upgrade anymore. i.e socket change or capacitor ageing killing the motherboard. New graphics card as long as it fits and I feel there is going to be a performance increase.
For me, continuous, incremental upgrades are more practical than buying everything at once.
I only upgrade 2-3 years once. A generation improvement not worth. Need at least 2But basically for me, choose a motherboard and upgrade until I cannot upgrade anymore. i.e socket change or capacitor ageing killing the motherboard. New graphics card as long as it fits and I feel there is going to be a performance increase.
For me, continuous, incremental upgrades are more practical than buying everything at once.
Jun 4 2020, 08:46 AM

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