That whole setup makes zero sense.
$539 - GTX 2070 Super (9 Tflops) - link
$108 - 1TB SSD - link
$85 - 4K bluray drive - link
$380 - Ryzen 7 3800x - link
$60 - 650 watt PSU - link
$63 - Steam controller - link
$99 - 16GBs memory - link
$85 - Windows 10 - link
$100 - AM4 motherboard - link
$50 - case - link
more like 330 buck 5700 we don't know the clocks or anything. It's most likely going to sit between the 5700 and xt. 2700s is faster, nvidia tflops are not amd tflops and will yield behind raytracing most likely if they even support it. big chance they going to offload it towards CPU which will choke it even harder.
And as those boxes release next year end of it, new gen of gpu's will be out that will reduce the price of this card even more or get replaced by same price far faster card to start with.
1tb ssd, first gotta see what ssd before u can even make a guess on that front and frankly there is no need for most people to even upgrade this because ssd has already been a thing since ages. So cost is zero. a nvme 2gb/s isn't going to outspeed a sata 3 ssd that most people got already for about 8 years now.
Nobody uses blu-ray on PC its useless tech.
Cpu wise, more like 2700 that's 120-150 bucks (8/16 ryzen ), cpu won't run at full clocks unless they make the box far larger then it currently is. it will have locked cores for security stuff like consoles always have. So its far weaker then a 8/16 pc solution. 3800x will streamrol those boxes and near year 4000 series will be there, a cheapo cpu will most likely outmuscle those boxes.
100+ bucks for ddr4 16gb? more like 50 bucks.
650 watt psu? more like 550 and 30 bucks instead of 60 bucks.
motherboard 46 bucks u can already get one for that ryzen chip.
windows 10? free, or 2 bucks. u don't even have to unlock it. It won't add anything. Most people don't even bother. Otherwise u can buy keys for 2 bucks everywhere.
Case? u can buy cases already for 20 bucks. no need to spend any money on it.
Controllers? keyboard mouse can be gained for 5 bucks each. superior towards console controllers that's a whooping 10 bucks.
So for current higher end PC gamers?
Upgrade cost? nothing
So for new PC gamers.
150 (cpu) + 330 ( gpu) + 50 ( ddr4 ) + 30 (psu ) + 46 ( motherboard ) + 20 ( case ) +10 ( controllers )
That's a whooping 636 bucks and another 50 bucks for a ssd. so 680. That's with everything.
Which gives u a far superior experience as u don't have to deal with lockdown consoles that u gotta beg sony to release stuff on. And u can upgrade whatever u want with it. It probably gives comparable console performance.
For people that need a upgrade from there current super outdated system?
150-330-50-46 and done. that's 576 bucks.
Sorry mate, it just isn't that special those consoles and u got like what it a year infront of those consoles to start with. price will only go down next year where if those boxes release at 499. It's exactly what u pay for.
1500 bucks if you already got a current PC case etc, will get u top end performance hardware. Those consoles are nowhere near that.
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