winston
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I would be very curious to see that too. Not only for the actual specs but also for the upgradability. This base build allows me to upgrade in the following years. I could get the top ryzen 7 cpu with 64 gb ram, 1Tb M.2 ssd and a top gpu without changing the psu, mobo, case etc.
I agree that I could cut 500$ and have the same specs (cheap case, 450w psu, ryzen 1600x etc...) but with this build I just have to wait for gpu prices to calm down, get a 1080 and nothing else is not bottlenecking.
I agree that I could cut 500$ and have the same specs (cheap case, 450w psu, ryzen 1600x etc...) but with this build I just have to wait for gpu prices to calm down, get a 1080 and nothing else is not bottlenecking.