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If Moore's Law is dead, is it cheaper to get the best GPU and use it for five years, or buy mid/high-range ones and buy/sell yearly? (zerobytes.monster)
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The original post: /r/pcmasterrace by /u/NUM_13 on 2024-12-21 02:38:17.

The cost of GPUs is becoming increasingly expensive, and I foresee this trend continuing for the next few generations.

Generally interested, would it be more economical, from a performance-to-price ratio, to buy slightly cheaper GPUs and upgrade more often, or to spend the most you can now and use it for as long as possible?

I am leaning toward the latter, so I can avoid the upgrade cycle and research into parts performance ratios for at least a few years, but I am interested in your opinions.

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