>once I build a new PC I'll actually be able to enjoy games again
>build new PC
>nothing changes

>>107896863
serves you well.
next time ask pcbg what they think about your prospective purchase

Skill Issue

>>107896915
It is. I don't understand this. It's more confusing than stocks or theoretical physics for me.

>>107896863
This is why people buy steam decks and ps5s

>>107896863
I did end up trying cloud gaming with boosteroid today. Works well

>>107896863
>went from 16 GB to 32 GB this week
>booting time, FPS on games, tons of shit suddenly silky smooth
wtf

>>107897005
You ever get itchy balls and starch scratchjng them then you can't stop scratching. So you end up scratching your balls nonstop to the point their raw but you can't help but scratching?
Yeah, thats what buying a console is like

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>>107896863
>"Upgrade" components in dinoPC
>Every "upgrade" is a 3-5 year old part
>"PCI-e 3.0"...that's okay I'm wise enough to know anything I can afford won't eat the bandwidth, "4,0, 5.0" mean nothing to me.
>USB 3.2...oh I see they still haven't made a better naming convention, good thing my case only has usb 2.0 ports on the front as to not to confuse me.
>Oh damn we're up to nvme gen 5? My gen 3 dramless crucial couldn't care less.
>Keep doing this until virtually every part of my PC is hardened by silicon lottery
>Not "good", but never dies. Is that good?

It's good when literally anything is an upgrade. I'm having a field day with the $150 3060 I bought a week before Nvidia announced they plan to remake it. They apparently agree with my logic (of there being nothing worth a piss to upgrade to past that point)

my haswell system that i first built it with windows 8.1 in 2015 is faster than my ryzen 9 system with windows 11. This cannot be me by the way.

>>107897056
Did you just stick it in there and it worked? I have some extra RAM for my server that I haven't put in yet. It runs Debian. Do I just throw the RAM in there and power it on as normal?