Build performance and price

michal89chz

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Sep 12, 2012
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Hello. I have two questions. Is this build still considered as high end? How much it is worth after one year of use? Thank's

Gigabyte Z270 K3 Gaming
Fractal Design Edison M 650w Gold
Intel i7-7700K + Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo
Corsair Vangance LPX DDR4 2x8GB 3000MHz CL16
MSI GTX 1080 Gaming X
Samsung M.2 960 512 GB + SATA Samsung 840 Pro 250GB
Phantex Enthoo Pro case
Acer EB321 60 IPS 2560 x1440 31'5 inch
Microlab Solo 6c speakers
Focusrite Solo Gen 2 usb audio card
Windows 10 Pro x64 digital license
 
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Ibuprophen

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Sep 4, 2012
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Hello. I have two questions. Is this build still considered as high end? How much it is worth after one year of use? Thank's...
Not a bad system at all...

This may have been considered as "High End" when it was new but, when it comes to Technology in general, it has approximately approximately a 6 Month life-cycle.

This means that technology, in general, would technically have a newer generation (or two) released approximately 6 months +/- afterwards.

The system you had outlined is a very good one regarding the Processor, RAM and a few others but, so far the only item that sticks out is the size of the Hard Drive.

Nowadays the typical size of a Hard Drive is 1-1 1/2 TB. This is only because of the amount of space needed for software nowadays and even a 1 TB Hard Drive is fairly inexpensive/affordable.

The RAM of 2x8 GB (or 16 GB total) is a very good amount itself.

I hope that I had answered your question okay via text... :)

Good Luck!


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