Every new line of cpus is better than their predecessors, 5-10% per clock. Also, as far as ram goes, DDR4 hasn't really shown a significant performance increase ...
There's no such thing as future proof. There's always something better coming around and within two to three years your machine while still ...
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I think longevity involves two things: performance and efficiency. Yes, everyone thinks the i9–12900K is the cat's pajamas, ...
Future-proofing your gaming setup is essential for staying competitive in the ever-changing world of gaming. By investing in a gaming desktop ...
If you buy good hardware, it's quite possible for your PC to last 7 to 8 years easily. Satisfying your gaming needs. 5 years old GTX 1080Ti and ...
Not entriely sure I understand the purpose of overclocking but if this would improve performance and lifespan then I would consider it. PC ...
I've found that 5 years is a realistic lifetime for useful computing, and it's not difficult to specify a computer that is likely to do the job now, and in the ...
I would say that if it takes more than 5 years for a processor to finally beat its competitor, then its competitor won, because most people ...
future proof can also mean "buying something with moderate headroom above current needs to meet for future needs within the PC's lifespan", ...
Talk to anyone about building a new PC, and the question of longevity is going to pop up sooner rather than later. Any time someone is dropping serious cash ...