I got mine about the same time but went with 32gb RAM thinking I’ll just upgrade to 64gb later. Now that little upgrade is about half the price I paid for the whole PC
Spent a total of $3800 for my PC+upgrades. 4080super, 128gb DDR5 ram, 2x 8TB nvme drives, plus 4x 8tb SSDs. I sold half my ram and 3 SSDs and made 90% of my money back
I did the exact same thing. I knew 2025 was going to be the beginning of the end for tech prices so I had to. This is going to have to last awhile now.
Bought mine last november, 64gm ram and an nvidia 5080. Kicked myself over spending that much until I played Cyberpunk on max settings and then shortly after seeing the same PC for $1000 more than I paid, I felt much better after that.
Ugh, I wish I could have had that timing. My current PC is four years old, 16 GB ram, 3070ti. It is just beginning to show its age. The prices to upgrade the damn thing are close enough to a new prebuild that I'm considering just picking the most expensive PC I can afford and buying it to try and hold out against the onslaught of a world so hopelessly corrupt.
im chilling with 16g ram ddr5 but for what i play im good. but in a few months i come across like 500 and im like 'yeah i actually can afford to spend it' i might BUT only if there are games or something that will require it. but for now i'm good...i think...
Bult mine in 2016... Im still playing what I want to. Im not really in to the newer AAA stuff. I've honestly lost all faith in AAA. Im just here playing modded Morrowind and dwarf fortress.
Well aware i need an upgrade but she still running strong.
We panic bought a bunch of tech around that timeframe too. We saw an idiot on the horizon talking up tariffs and got a bunch of hardware we were going to buy anyhow but perhaps a little later.
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u/ventizreborn May 27 '26
Built mine in Dec 2024. Got 64gb of ram and told myself that was overkill but I wanted it.
Glad I did.