Are PCs actually expensive? - a response to

[@shanemacleod4011]

there ways to cuts corners on build price. you can pick up a b550 for about £98 can start off with a used r5 3600 for about £40, and upgrade later to a 5800x3d. the 1080ti used price is now about £180 which this 6 year old flagship card gives same performance as a 3060 but at a much lower cost. all in all you can build a 1080p 144fps gaming pc for about £500 if you do it right.

[@ElSkeppo]

On your point of the 1080Ti - 3060s can be had for around £200 used. £20 for better power efficiency, 1GB more VRAM and DLSS access is far more worth it than a 1080 Ti now

[@beezito]

Yea for sure I love combing second hand and brand new parts probs one of the best ways to save money! :)

[@beezito]

Hey, I forgot to mention I don't disagree with Jay at all from his video! He has some awesome points from his video from 24Mins+ which I touched on as well :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXKYiqp_frafd8Usi=01v3iqkhz2n5x0up&t=1440 My video was more in a video essay style and focused on the budget end in NZ :D -YS

[@celeriumlerium8266]

Jay is nothing more than a talking head spouting a bunch of nothing. I wouldn't even bother responding to his video like this.

[@liptaz]

then dont watch the guy, instead of spreading hate...

[@beezito]

Dam hahaha